Life Coaching that Creates Success

These BEAUTIFUL SOULS are the epitome of LOVE, PEACE, and JOY! 🥹 “BUT” every unattended mind risks drifting into uncertainty, a path that can lead to the worst possible outcome! 🤨 Within “EVERY” child lies limitless potential,❤️‍🔥 waiting to be nurtured with guidance, wisdom, and love! 💞 ✨ When we illuminate the right PATHWAY for them, we don’t just shape individual futures; we ignite a ripple effect of awareness that touches all of humanity! 🌍💫 Imagine a world where o

Humility is a virtue that will help us create a more fulfilling and meaningful life. Humility means recognizing that we are not the center of the universe, and that we have much to learn from others and from our own experiences. Humility also means being open to new perspectives, possibilities, and being willing to admit our mistakes and limitations. One of the benefits of humility is that it allows us to cultivate a growth mindset, which is the belief that we can improve o

Many people struggle with expressing their true feelings and emotions. They often resort to saying "I'm fine" or "I'm good" when someone asks them how they are doing, even if they are not. This is a common defense mechanism that the ego uses to protect itself from vulnerability and judgment. The ego is the part of our personality that is concerned with our self-image and identity. It wants to maintain a positive and consistent impression of ourselves in front of others. It al

I want to share some insights on friendships, relationships, partnerships, and significant others that I believe you will find useful, especially around family gatherings. One of the biggest challenges in any relationship is dealing with the ego. The ego is the part of us that wants to be right, special, superior, and in control. The ego is also the part of us that feels insecure, threatened, defensive, and fearful. The ego produces a lot of problems in a relationship, especi

Let us explore the difference between Knowing and Thinking, and how they affect our decisions and actions. Knowing and thinking are not the same. Knowing comes from your Soul and thinking comes from your ego. Which one do you trust? Knowing is a deep sense of intuition, wisdom, and clarity that transcends the rational mind. It is a feeling of alignment, harmony, and peace that guides us towards our true purpose and potential. Knowing is not based on external factors, opinion

Energy and the soul: is it possible for the mind to comprehend the magnitude? Many people believe that there is more to life than the physical body and the material world. They believe that there is a spiritual dimension that transcends the limitations of space and time, and that there is a connection between all living beings and a higher power. They call this dimension the soul, and they claim that it is the source of energy, creativity, and wisdom. But what is the soul, ex

Self-care is a popular buzzword these days, but what does it really mean? Is it just about pampering yourself, indulging in your hobbies, or taking a break from stress which is caused by your "self?" Or is there more to it than that? Don’t allow your ego to get hung up on the words, as the ego has woven its “self” into many words, some described in the picture above. I want to challenge you to think deeper about self-care and what it entails. I want to ask you a provocative q

Sharing is caring, but the ego doesn't agree because it’s selfish and afraid of being rejected. When you share an amazing opportunity with someone and they say no, the ego feels attacked and tries to defend its false identity. But what is the ego really defending? The ego is a repetitive pattern of conditioned behavioral thinking that says, "I'm not good enough" and creates distinct roles or personalities to cope. It is always striving and starving to be more, with a never-en

One of the most challenging aspects of dealing with a narcissist is overcoming the ego barrier. The ego barrier is the psychological defense mechanism that narcissists use to protect their inflated sense of self and to avoid facing their own flaws and vulnerabilities. They often project their own insecurities onto others, blame them for their problems, and manipulate them to get what they want. The ego barrier prevents people from acknowledging their true selves and their lim

Cultivating Gratitude is one of the most effective ways to improve your well-being and happiness. Gratitude is the feeling of appreciation for what you have, whether it's tangible or intangible, big, or small. It's the recognition of the good things in your life and the sources of those good things. Why is gratitude so beneficial? Gratitude enhances your mood, reduces stress, boosts your immune system, improves your relationships, and increases your resilience and will also

In a world increasingly dominated by social media and the quest for digital validation, it's not uncommon to find oneself entangled in the web of ego-driven insecurities. The desire to be liked, the fear of judgment, and the pursuit of social recognition often leads to a disconnection from one's true self (SOUL) and meaningful relationships.   The Pathway Sedona presents itself as a beacon of hope for those seeking to break free from the shackles of the ego. It's an initiativ

Controlling behavior is a multifaceted problem that appears in diverse types of relationships, including personal, professional, and social contexts. It involves one person exerting excessive influence over another, creating an imbalance of power that can negatively impact the affected individual’s welfare. Insights into Controlling Behavior The roots of controlling behavior are diverse. It can originate from a person’s insecurities, anxiety, or an intense desire to dominate

Many people spend a lot of time and energy worrying about things that are beyond their control, such as the future, the past, or the opinions of others. This will lead to stress, anxiety, and unhappiness. Conversely, there is a better way to live: by focusing on what you can CREATE, rather than what you cannot control. Creating is the act of bringing something new into existence, whether it is a product, a service, a work of art, or a positive change in yourself or the world

Absolutely! 💯 Let’s explore just a few reasons why: 🧐 💥Here are some examples to illustrate the importance of being, “Aware of Our Thoughts.” The fundamental mission of TPS.💥 1. Enhancing Empathy and Compassion❣️ When we are aware of our thoughts, we can better understand and empathize with others. For instance, if a friend is upset, instead of dismissing their feelings, we can recognize our initial thoughts and choose to listen and support them. This empathy strengthens

The Pathway Sedona’s “Awareness of our thoughts,” is resonating with people around the world, because it speaks to a timeless and universal human struggle—the ceaseless chatter of our own minds. These inner voices, laced with doubt, fear, and criticism, are relentless companions that dim our light and keep us from living fully. To see these demons clearly, we must step into another’s shoes, looking through their eyes with EMPATHY and compassion. This reveals a pervasive darkn

💰The Pathway Sedona💰 Wow, are you seriously a $1 million talent stuck on a $10 team??? 🧐 That’s absolutely mind-blowing! 🤯 How does something like that even happen? 🤔 It’s like you’re a hidden gem, 💎 shining bright in the middle of a puddle of mud! And isn’t it wild to think about how some people just glide through life with all the luxuries handed to them, while you’re out here hustling just to keep going, and hopefully 🙏 have a couple of dollars left at the end of th

👩‍🍳The Pathway Sedona👨‍🍳 Have you ever found yourself in a moment where someone’s words or actions set you off? Maybe they “pushed your buttons,” got under your skin, or as I like to say, “Rattled the pots and pans in your kitchen.” It’s all the same thing: they triggered you. 🎯 But here’s the million-dollar question: when that happens, is it THEIR fault, or is it yours? Are you really going to let someone else take the wheel and steer your thoughts and emotions wherever

One of the most common challenges that people face in their personal and professional lives is frustration. Frustration can arise from many sources, such as unmet expectations, unresolved conflicts, lack of control, or feeling stuck in a situation. Frustration can lead to negative emotions, such as anger, resentment, or anxiety, and affect our performance, relationships, and well-being. How can we overcome frustration and turn it into a positive force for growth and change? T

I want to share with you a powerful insight that can transform your life. It is this: You are not upset by what happens to you, but by how you interpret it. Let me explain.   We all encounter situations, people or comments that trigger negative emotions in us. These are opportunities for us to learn and grow, because they reveal the beliefs and assumptions that limit our happiness. But instead of using these triggers as catalysts for change, we often fall into the trap of bla

We all face choices every day. Some are trivial, like what to eat for breakfast or what to wear. Others are more significant, like what career to pursue or who to marry. But all choices have consequences, and the choices we make shape our lives. One of the most important choices we can make is how we approach life. Do we see the glass as half full or half empty? Do we treat others with kindness or contempt? Do we give generously or selfishly? Do we respect ourselves and othe