After many years of trying to be really mindful about my attitude towards things, I realize that it is all about how I decide to enter, be, and leave the situation. Here is a quick ritual that helps...
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Sometimes living well is about living simply, focusing more on connection and less on the outer appearance.
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Imagine this: you’re walking down the street alone and you see a piece of trash. The trash isn’t yours and there’s no trash can around, but do you pick it up?
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Have you ever stopped to think about people you have met or even admired from afar that are just irresistibly attractive? But not so much physically beautiful as much as what the French say: they have a “je ne sais quoi.”
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No matter how old we are, there’s one thing we consider at every age… what will we choose to do with our finite amount of time on this earth? At every age, our answers evolve, but they always reflect what we deem important in life at that moment. As we grow older, our answers are distilled down and become the essence of our purpose.
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In 10 years, in 50 years, in 100 years, what will clothing and accessories look like? What will it be made of? How will people shop for it? And perhaps most importantly... what will be the catalyst of change?
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No matter how old we are, what we’ve been through or what we’ve learned along the way, at some point or another, we all ask ourselves the big question: “Why am I here?”
Read More“All religions, arts and sciences are branches of the same tree.” – Albert Einstein
Read MoreHave you ever felt as though you have absolutely no control over a situation? When you’re put in this unavoidable quandary, how do you react? Should you fight it or let it flow?
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Faith is a powerful force, it might just be the most powerful force we know because it does one thing: it encourages choice and choice instigates change.
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Is how you see greatness in yourself directly related to how you view greatness in others?
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A few summers ago, I was walking in London’s Hyde Park with my husband and two children when I observed the most extraordinary thing…
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Imagine this: you’re walking down the street alone and you see a piece of trash. The trash isn’t yours and there’s no trash can around, but do you pick it up?
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Could the smallest, most insignificant parts of our day ultimately impact the success we enjoy in our lives?
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Steve Jobs once said, “Things don’t have to change the world to be important.” If that is so, what is the threshold of importance in our society?
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Aging isn’t about deterioration. It’s a wonderful, yet challenging process of becoming… becoming real.
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Nobody wants to be talked about behind their back, but we mustn’t forget that we are the ones that control the narrative.
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I like to say that most people don’t care so much about data, they would rather hear a story. A story sparks their interest, warms their heart and keeps them engaged.
Read MorePerfectionism is a double-edged sword. Each of us strives to do our best, be our best, and avoid mistakes... yet are we harming ourselves in the pursuit of perfection?
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Who can define time? And yet, from the moment we are born, we are exposed to its paradigms according to our current ability to understand this phenomenon.
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