March Madness

I cannot believe how quickly this winter has flow past me. I've had every intention to update my blog at least once a month if not sooner, but somehow I just never manage to do it. My hand is being forced today as I have a Master Mind meeting tonight and last month this was the assignment I gave to myself.

Twice a year when I feel a major push to do something big. Spring and Fall. In the Spring I always feel like starting a new business. In the Fall I want to update my office supplies and head back to school. It's been 33 years since I last was in school and I find it interesting that I still have that urgency.

With Spring right around the corner my mind is drawn into building my business. I find myself updating my calendar more frequently. My mind becomes creative with classes I might develop and then teach. I begin to wonder what other venue's are out there for what I do. It's a rebirth time for me. Fall used to be my favorite time, but Spring has taken over that spot.

I challenge you to stand up and shake yourself off. Take notice of the areas in your life where you have become stagnet. Think about what you can do to stretch yourself. How can you grow? Right now would be an excellent time to use one of those notebooks that you perhaps purchased last fall while reminiscing about your school days, and make a list of things you'd like to accomplish in the next 6 months. Then turn the page and make a plan for actually accomplishing those things. Even if you just do one thing a week toward your goal, you will be further along than if you just continued to sit on your couch and watch TV.

Until next time,
Robin

Fall is Here

October 1. How did that happen so fast? I can't believe how September just disappeared from sight for me. I'm sitting in my healing room, which is on the second floor of my home. My desk faces the window and I'm looking out over the tops of the other homes in my neighborhood. The trees are beginning to turn color. There is one at the end of my the cul de sac that is a beautiful red and orange color. It's surrounded by trees that haven't begun to change yet so it stands out.

I know how it feels and I bet a lot of you do too. To stand out from others. I used to hate that feeling. I wanted to belong. I wanted to be just like everyone else. I wanted to dress like everyone else and wear the same hair style and have the same makeup. All of my accessories needed to be the same as everyone else. Then I discovered the freedom of being an individual. Of standing out.

I have no idea at what point in my life I came to this realization. It just occurred to me one day that people were commenting on how different I was - and the comments were compliments. And I liked how that felt. When I made the conscious decision to no longer keep my spiritual gifts a secret from the rest of the world I took a huge step forward into that world of standing out. I worried that people would no longer want to associate with me. That they would judge me. Look at me funny. Say uncomplimentary things about me behind my back. The funny thing was - the opposite of that happened.

Okay, some people reacted like that. However, nearly everyone, once they got over their shock, embraced the new me. The day someone said to me, "It's so cool to be you" I knew my fears had been for nothing. I am thrilled that I have now "come out" of the psychic closet and no longer keep my true self a secret from the rest of the world. I'd challenge you to think about yourself and see if there isn't something you've been hiding away that the rest of the world would love to help you embrace. It's a wonderful feeling.

Have a great week.
Robin

Labor Day Weekend

Hello -

The summer is past, although fall is a technically a few weeks away. This is my favorite season. It could be fall all year long and I'd be very happy.

My summer was a whirlwind. My first Law of Attraction class was a huge success which has sparked a Law of Attraction II class by popular demand. It also sparked a Psychic Development class, as one of the women realized there was more to her than meets the eye and asked me to help her develop her skills. We've been having fun with that.

In August I took a road trip. I drove myself to Colorado to visit the little bit of family I still have left there. The drive out was wonderful. I stopped at the Eisenhower Presidential Library on my way there. It is gorgeous. I spent a lovely hour walking around, enjoying the lovely day and soaking in the tribute to this President. I recommend it to anyone driving across Kansas on I-70. The day after I got to Colorado I became ill. I'm assuming altitude sickness. I basically had migraine symptoms the rest of the time I was there. It was miserable. No fear of my gaining weight on that vacation. The drive home was the worst. I was still ill on the first day out. The second day was better, but still miserable as I hadn't slept well and my body was exhausted from being ill. What should have been 7-8 hour driving days became 12-13 hour ones. I'm pretty sure I've napped in every rest-stop between here and there.

I've been home for 3 weeks and am gearing up for fall classes. What began as one class has spun off into 4 classes. 2 Law of Attraction, 1 Law of Attraction II and a Psychic Development class. That along with private readings and healing's and I'm going to have a very busy fall. Exciting though. I love every aspect of what I do.

This weekend I have been preparing my home, as I know for the next 6 weeks I won't have time to think. I painted my new healing/reading room on Saturday. Yesterday I was invited to a baptism and a wedding reception so no work was done. Just partying. Today I will clean my house, mow my lawn, put the reading/healing room back in order, do my laundry and then collapse. I hope to be done with all of that before 6pm so that I can relax this evening as work calls me at 8am tomorrow.

I hope you have all had a lovely holiday weekend and gotten to do exactly what you wanted to do. I will be writing more frequently now that summer is over.

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Till next time,
Robin