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What does success mean to you? Wisdom from an eight-year-old, Martha Beck and Pema Chodron.

Does how I measure reflect what I've measured? If so, what does that say about my priorities? My goals? 

Even though my trip was bookended by gridlock LA traffic on a shuttle ride that took hours, all I could do was look at the palm trees and smile. 

What happens to some of us, happens to all of us and we are all feeling both the collective unfolding as well as the individual ways transits present themselves in our own lives.

A wounding experience deepens our ability to empathize and offer compassion. So aren't we all wounded healers, I wonder?

We all have access to wisdom and there is no limit. Similar to love. There is more than enough.

There's rarely a short answer to big questions. But give it a think and let yourself try to answer: What is your favorite thing about your life?

When I was eight or so I told people my name was Sarah. Disgusted with being made fun of and called “butter” and “margarine,” the butter runner-up, I chose to rebrand myself. 

Be sure not to miss details on my December Book Giveaway at the bottom!

This essay pulls together a variety of topics that I'm deeply passionate about - motherhood, astrology, writing and local travel.

Pema Chodron reminds us that our crazy and awesome are all mixed into the same bowl. Remove what you think does not belong and there goes the richness and uniqueness, the youness that could not be replicated. 

Begin to take note of what continues to find you. Observe with intent and notice how the presence of these small appearances can bring comfort and offer direction.