Whether you want to master the art of parenting, skiing, painting, sales, hairdressing, or fabulous living, know that taking the time to think about what matters most to you–and being willing to dedicate the time and effort to truly master that thing–means you will inevitably be successful. Because there’s joy and fulfillment in working hard to be excellent at something that matters to you.
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CrazyGirl Nation Reader Question: Ok, so i know you get a million emails about this but I’m having issues with my boyfriend. He has stopped respecting me, he is rude and crude and does things that are inappropriate. He ditches me and makes me feel bad about it. All my friends tell me to ditch [...]
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Reader Question: Hi, my name is Pallavi and I am from India! I read your articles and follow your blog and I think its super cool! Well, I have a problem. I have been dating my guy for over two years now. And in these two years, he hasn’t gifted me a thing. Every time [...]
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CrazyGirl Nation Reader Question: Hey there! I’ve recently stumbled across your site and I seriously adore it! I actually don’t feel so out of place anymore because not a lot of my friends understand my ”crazy girl” tendencies…they seem so mellowed out in their relationships while I’m a raving child sometimes… I was wondering if [...]
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At least three times a week, I get a broken-hearted, frantic email from a young woman whose boyfriend has said the dreaded “I don’t know what I want” words. She has turned to the internet for answers and relief, and finds my post When He Says He Doesn’t Know What He Wants. After reading the [...]
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Hello, my Crazy Girls. I want to introduce you to my friend Kate. She’s a fabulous fan of CrazyGirl Nation who is a real live therapist. She’s going to be answering reader questions weekly, giving me lots of time to work on my book and to dream up new posts for all of you. It [...]
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In all of my relationships, I have struggled with the seemingly unstoppable urge to control almost every aspect of the relationship. Today, I provide advice to a reader from Sydney, Australia on how she can curb the need to control–especially since her boyfriend is a recent ex. Watch below to see what advice I give [...]
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I don’t feel like my work is endless, I feel like I have accomplished something everyday, and if I maintain this pace, I should have an entire book by the end of the seven weeks. There are times when I want to try sprinting through the first draft of the book, but I don’t want to tire myself out 3/4 of the way through. I’d rather jog along at a steady pace that feels good and is getting me to where I want to be.
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As a person of faith, you are always being watched–by other people of faith and by people who are curious and wanting to know more about your religion. It is your responsibility to live in such a way that people could look at your actions as an example and be drawn to learn more about your religion rather than reject it.
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I had never taken the time to seriously think about this idea before:
Being too picky and having unrealistically high expectations could mean you end up with nothing at all or with a situation far less desirable and delayed at that.
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