
10 Powerful Questions
5 Questions every morning to give you clarity and intention.
5 Questions every evening to give you satisfaction and gratitude.
This is the best way to get you in the driver’s seat of your life.
5 Questions every morning to give you clarity and intention.
5 Questions every evening to give you satisfaction and gratitude.
This is the best way to get you in the driver’s seat of your life.
Episode #154 – I can’t get anything done! – Replay Question of the Day: I am thrilled that school is back in session —really I am—but I am gobsmacked at how little time I have for myself. I’ve been holding my breath waiting for all my kids to be in school at the same time … Read more…
Episode #153 Question of the Day: Dear Torie, I feel bad for not playing with my kids. They are super cute 5 and 8 year olds who happily live in the moment. I would love to be more like them. When they ask me to play, I TRY to say yes, but either I start … Read more…
I feel bad , all the time, about everything. Episode #152 How to feel better about everything Question of the Day: Dear Torie You asked me on the coaching call what area of my life is causing me the least satisfaction. I’ve given it some thought and realized, it’s not just one area. I … Read more…
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3 thoughts on “Be A Quitter”
Great reminder of one of life’s important lessons! We need this reminder as adults too- sometimes we try too hard to make people like us, sometimes we’re too hard on ourselves, sometimes our friends drag us down and we need to quit them, and sometimes we get caught up in the machine of what’s “normal and expected” of everyone instead of staying true to ourselves- these are some wise kids- I hope they take their own advice!
Thanks Torie- I always enjoy reading your posts and find something really relevant and useful in them.
Great article Torie. There is so much pressure on kids today, we need to remember to let them grow and find who they are meant to be.
Thanks to you both. It can be hard to un-do our expectations. I learned a lot last year when my son needed to quit school to recover from Adrenal Fatigue, a chronic illness not recognized by western doctors. It was difficult but now feels great to be able to trust his inner wisdom, as well as my own.