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.
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Hi! A simple question asked on a training call this morning stopped me in my tracks. It was: What is your superpower? I thought I knew the answer, but when I went to write it down, I couldn't find the words. The question led me somewhere I didn’t expect, especially as I’ve been thinking more deeply about how my superpowers connect to the major life transition I'm going through right now. I wrote about it today on my A Matter of Magic blog. And as you read, ask yourself this: What gift have you been not really noticing because it comes so easily to you? With love, Trisha |
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, This week’s blog post is about the practical information families need to gather before an aging parent has a fall, hospitalization, or sudden change in care. Because the right information, in the right place, can make a hard moment a little less chaotic. You can read it here: [Before an Emergency: The Information Families Need to Have Ready] With love,Trisha PS Please forward this to anyone you know who is caring for an aging parent. It could be a lifesaver.
Hi, Some conversations feel easier to put off ... but when those conversations happen for the first time in a crisis, everyone is tired, scared, and guessing. My mom had a stroke at the dinner table during an impromptu visit when I was in Florida on business. It launched me into an early caregiving role I wasn't ready for. This week’s reflection is about the conversations families should begin before an aging parent needs more help. Read it here:...
Hi, I headed north with a plan to reconnect with some people I love and finish writing my book while enjoying a lakeside retreat. Once I got here, something in me exhaled. Instead of pushing to meet my deadline, I found myself staring at the lake, listening to the loons, spending time with people I love, letting my mind wander, and remembering that rest is not the opposite of progress. That being fully present might just be the very thing that allows the next chapter to take root. You can...