✨ A special newsletter for Lisa’s audience! ✨ You’ve had your colors, and maybe even your style, done. You’re on the road to a fabulous new wardrobe that supports the best parts of you. How are you feeling? Are you feeling like a confident, radiant match to your new clothes? Or do you still feel… Continue reading Does your swagger match your style?
Category: Observations
The Michigan / Michigan State Rivalry
I grew up in the thick of this rivalry. Jackson, my home town, was 30 minutes south of East Lansing and 45 minutes west of Ann Arbor. The day before the UM/MSU football game was like a school holiday, halls splattered blue and green. I frequently went around sticking my thumb out chanting Michigan👍🏽State👎🏽! I… Continue reading The Michigan / Michigan State Rivalry
The Only Thing You Can Control
I went sledding the other day. (Yes, by myself. Without the kids. No dragging tiny humans up the hill on a sled this time!) The first run down was the typical first run, blazing the initial trail through the snow. The second run down, I started on the same path. When my sled starting veering… Continue reading The Only Thing You Can Control
3 Perspectives That Helped Me Embrace Change
Where are you on the change lover scale, from “totally paralyzed to make any changes” to “love it, bring me more!”? I’ve always embraced change on some level, but it wasn’t until I started viewing it from a different perspective that helped me move the needle forward in my life. Instead of looking at change… Continue reading 3 Perspectives That Helped Me Embrace Change
When Your Life Is Unraveling
Do you feel like your life is unraveling? You’ve done everything “right,” and yet, nothing is going right anymore? This is not a random occurrence. And you are not broken. Read on for an explanation. Let’s pretend for a minute that, deep inside your core, is a brilliant being of light. Long ago, this being… Continue reading When Your Life Is Unraveling
We’re All Being Walked Back Home
I felt a pull to take a walk through the woods. I resisted at first – there was a deer family resting peacefully that I didn’t want to scare – but eventually gave in. My husband recently cleared a trail, so I followed that to the top of the hill. It was an easy climb. … Continue reading We’re All Being Walked Back Home
Here’s to 2023 🍾
I’m hearing sentiments like “I really hope 2023 is a better year.” From the outside, 2022 looked like a hard year for me. I started the year at my father-in-law’s funeral, and in the summer had a medical scare with my son. And yet – looking back, I and consider it one of my best… Continue reading Here’s to 2023 🍾
I Felt Like I Was Dying
As a kid, I had this weird inclination that I was going to die young. It never made sense. I was a healthy kid with good vitals. And yet, I couldn’t shake the feeling. I gave myself until the arbitrary age of 27, since that’s the age when all the Hollywood young-uns seem to die. … Continue reading I Felt Like I Was Dying
I Botched a Live Radio Show
It was my second full-length radio show with Jill Nicolini – my first on camera, and my first where I was 100% in charge of the script. I felt great going into it. The first show flowed really well, and I had high expectations of how the second would go. Turns out – my expectations… Continue reading I Botched a Live Radio Show
It’s Okay to be Okay
I’ve been noticing a phenomenon on Social Media and at work lately: people volunteering that they aren’t doing well. They’re stressed, burnt out, what have you – and speaking up about it. We humans are wired to fit in. One way we tend to do that is to go along with the prevailing narrative. Someone… Continue reading It’s Okay to be Okay