Archive for May, 2009

I love any kind of word game.  I enjoy creating word diagrams (If you read vertically, the first letters of each phrase spell a word) that help organize my thoughts and define my own personal philosophy. Doing these word games is a great way to build your sense of well being and lift your spirits.   I started playing with  “soul mate” and listed how I would describe my view of the ideal soul mate.  I aspire to be this kind of partner to my husband:

Sees her strengths
Opens her heart to herself
Uncovers her inner anchors
Lives in the moment
Mixes work and play artfully
Assigns value to herself every day
Takes herself on dates
Expects the unexpected

It felt good to write this.  I can do this.  I want to position myself to receive as much love as possible.  From Larry, yes, of course.  From my family members, some who are so distant from me right now, them too.  But in the mean time, I would sure like to attract more and more positive experiences into my day to day life… with Larry and in every other way.

I am going to post a new SOUL MATE definition every day this week.  Take a minute and try writing your own.  It is a great exercise and strong intention builder.

Right about now, I am strolling through Yosemite, holding my darling’s hand on our way to a romantic hike and picnic.  My wonderful  VA Leslie is taking care of posting my entries for me while I am gone.  Thanks Leslie!  No computer for me, so I look forward to seeing your responses when I get back!

Hi there! This is Leslie, Catherine’s VA (Virtual Assistant). Catherine is off in Yosemite having a romantic time and getting some well deserved rest. Sounds great, doesn’t it? Perhaps if you had a VA, you could be doing something similar or pursuing other interests you are passionate about.

Catherine was initially reluctant to partner with a VA because she didn’t think it was truly necessary. She suffered from “I can do it all myself” syndrome. However, she realized that there are not enough hours in the day and even if there were, she needed to focus her attention on more important aspects of her business.

I have also benefited from working with Catherine. She is such a delightful and appreciative client. Catherine adds positive energy to my business. She inspires and motivates me to do my best in all areas of life.

While Catherine is relaxing in Yosemite, I am using a document she prepared in advance so that I can update posts to her blog during her absence. Catherine’s vacation does not include the use of computers or other technological gadgets. How’s that for truly romantic?