by Lisa McCrohan | Jul 12, 2022 | Mindfulness in Everyday Life, Soulful Poetry
When the Clouds Roll In When the clouds roll in and it is hard to see remember that there is indeed a sun there above the clouds ready to warm you, there is indeed an earth there beneath you ready to ground you. And just because you can’t see clearly in this...
by Lisa McCrohan | Feb 3, 2022 | Following what delights your heart, Mindfulness in Everyday Life
Don’t Wait Don’t wait until you feel like you are worthy or good enough to treat yourself with kindness and compassion to go for your dreams to pause working so hard and stretch and enjoy a cup of tea and a quiet moment to speak to yourself as you would to your best...
by Lisa McCrohan | Jul 12, 2020 | Mindfulness in Everyday Life, Soulful Poetry
Perhaps today you can hear the invitation of this “holy now” to take a break, drop into your body, evoke your senses, and feel the aliveness of this moment. It’s my delight to be playing with creating poetic experiences for readers and clients. In...
by Lisa McCrohan | Mar 16, 2020 | Mindfulness in Everyday Life, Soulful Poetry
Today is a New Day Today is a new day. I begin this day with my hand on my heart – breathing in kindness, breathing out kindness. I choose to softly smile. Relaxing my shoulders, I know that God accompanies me wherever I go. I am loved – deeply, tenderly, completely....
by Lisa McCrohan | Apr 24, 2018 | Happiness, Delight, Joy, Awe, Mindful Motherhood, Mindfulness in Everyday Life, Nourishing Our Connections
My son came home from Scouts last night and he had a story to tell me. But I was busy on my computer finishing up a project I had promised a big group. I have a few deadlines looming over me this month. And I felt the pressure to keep going and working, even though it...
by Lisa McCrohan | Apr 11, 2018 | living with intention and purpose, Mindfulness in Everyday Life
Earlier this year, I noticed how I had slowly dropped my morning habit of quietly journaling, getting grounded, and setting my intention for the day. Instead, I started to work. And I gave away my power first thing in the morning to the pressure of productivity. “Oh...