A Child Is Running My Life

“Most of the beliefs that we hold about who we are, how people treat us and how life works came from guesses we made in childhood. We watched people as they interacted with each other (and us), their body language, facial expressions, shifts in mood/energy, etc. and made decisions about the causes of each effect.

These meanings we defined in childhood are often the same rules we use as we navigate life as adults. Unless we’ve received new information that completely obliterates the old beliefs, we’ll keep those messages for life.”

Becoming My Truest Self

by Marlene Dillon I love the me I am now and who I’m becoming… It’s a beautiful thing to look back on old posts and (yeah, cringe at first, lol) see I’m not her anymore. It’s not necessary to shame myself for who I was. It’s a great opportunity to choose pride over shame. IContinue reading “Becoming My Truest Self”

I Remember You, but I Don’t Miss You

“When pleasant memories from our past resurface, we often forget what it was about the connection that caused the disconnection.” — Marlene Dillon Empowerment Specialist Sometimes we find ourselves in cycles with people. We connect, it’s awesome, something happens, we disconnect, time passes, we miss them or they reach out, we reconnect, and the cycleContinue reading “I Remember You, but I Don’t Miss You”