I help 50+ women weave decades of experience into a heart-centered next chapter and create a life of purpose, impact, and fulfillment. I do this through my workshops, books, virtual events, and my Weekly Spark blog posts.
Maybe I wasn’t distracted after all
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Hi, For the past several days, I’ve been completely obsessed with RV tires, air compressors, tire pressure, and every possible roadside scenario involving an RV, two cats, and a long summer trip north. At first, I judged myself for it. I wondered if I was procrastinating or avoiding the bigger work in front of me. But then that “distraction” led me to exactly the information I needed before getting on the road. This week’s post is about tire pressure, unexpected expenses, and the way practical details can sometimes become spiritual guidance. Click here to read the new blog post and see what came out of it. With love, |
Living the Heart-Centered Life
I help 50+ women weave decades of experience into a heart-centered next chapter and create a life of purpose, impact, and fulfillment. I do this through my workshops, books, virtual events, and my Weekly Spark blog posts.
Hi, I’ve been thinking a lot about the strange tension between gratitude and longing. The way we can be deeply thankful for the life we have, the people we love, the safety, the simplicity, and the blessings … and still feel something inside us quietly asking for more. This week’s post is about that place. You can read it here: https://www.amatterofmagic.com/blog/you-can-be-grateful-and-still-want-more#/ With love, Trisha
Hi, Two years ago, I wrote a blog post called Embracing the Hallway. At the time, I thought I was writing about a temporary transition. Today, I’m realizing something I couldn’t fully see then. Maybe the hallway was never just the place between what was and what’s next. Maybe it was where the becoming has been happening all along. This week’s reflection is here: The Hallway Wasn’t a Waiting Room After All With love,Trisha
Hi, I missed my usual Tuesday blog post. At first, I wanted to call it procrastination ... but then I noticed what was really happening. Maybe I wasn’t failing, even if my inner dialogue suggested otherwise. Maybe I needed a pause. This week’s reflection is here: When Procrastination May Actually Be a Sign You Need a Pause With love,Trisha