Train for Life

Category: Self-Love

  • Motivation Monday

    I am so much more than I give myself credit for.  

  • Mindful Monday

    How is your week starting off? What feelings first come to mind? A simple morning routine to prepare your mind and body for a Win. Say nice things to yourself because you’re the only one listening. -Gabrielle Bernstein, author Begin your day with an affirmation in the morning that says, “Today I choose to be ____.”…

  • Happy Valentine’s Day!

    Today I see and experience love everywhere.

  • Happy New Year

    Welcome 2019 with happiness and positivity, and a “I can do it!” vibe.

  • Happy December!

    December 2018 Goal:  Be Happy each and every day! To access this calendar’s web links, visit:  Greater Good Science Center’s December 2018 Happiness Calendar .

  • Therapy Thursday

  • Monday Motivation

          How will you return to yourself this week? In what ways will you free yourself from other people’s inaccurate opinions, beliefs, and false assumptions about you? Do what makes you happy; what makes you feel good and makes you you!  

  • Therapy Thursday

    Whose voice is in your head? Does this voice strengthen or weaken your self-esteem? What is self-esteem? “Trusting our own mind and knowing that we are worthy of happiness.” – Nathaniel Branden 4 Pillars of Self-Esteem Self-acceptance Self-responsibility Self-assertiveness Living consciously in integrity and purpose Carol McCloud writes a simple yet powerful message in her 2006 book, Have You Filled A…

  • Monday Motivation

    Stay Happy whenever you get the chance to be happy. Life is tough. It’s just flat-out hard, and mean, and cruel. You deserve a beautiful day in the sunshine with a big grin on your face once in awhile.  So don’t let anybody steal happiness away from you – including yourself. There’s enough  happiness to go around. It’s…

  • A Cure for Manic Monday

    When was the last time you cared for yourself? How frequently do you engage in a self care ritual? What does the commonly used, “me-time” mean to you? To prevent Compassion Fatigue Syndrome, we need to schedule time for ourselves each and every day. Whether it is 10 minutes, 1 hour, or several hours, we need to…