Find out why now is the time for moms to stop being martyrs and start being selfish.

Mindfulness, Motherhood, UncategorizedLizzieCFebruary 18, 2017baby, Fitness, kids, Mindfulness, Motherhood, publish, published, writingComment

I Reset My Brain by Floating

When was the last time you actively chose to remove yourself from every possible distraction? No phone, no tv, no external stimuli of any kind? Never? Aside from sleep, we just don't ever unplug. From the time we wake to the time we set the phone on the nightstand, we are constantly under siege from outside opinions and activity.

Mindfulness, UncategorizedLizzieCFebruary 17, 2017brain, creativity, dreams, float, floating, healthy, heath, meditation, peace, trends, truth, water Comments

Mindfulness Matters

Guys, I am so excited to share that my blog post on the importance of meditation was published by Elephant Journal!! It was a goal of mine to be published this year, and I'm so thrilled that it came to fruition. Here's to hitting more goals in 2017! Please click the link to check it out on Elephant and share it if it speaks to you. ❤️

MindfulnessLizzieCFebruary 12, 2017articles, goals, meditation, Mindfulness, published Comment

To Be Happy Means to Be Creative

Albert Einstein once said, “Creativity is intelligence having fun.” Since starting a blog I have been asked countless times why I was doing it, and the question honestly caught me off-guard. For me, writing is a facet of expression, a way I can share who I am with those who know me, or think they do.

Fitness, Mindfulness, Motherhood, UncategorizedLizzieCJanuary 10, 2017authenticity, creativity, Motherhood, motivation, writingComment

Moms, Stop the Self-Shaming and Be Selfish.

How does a parent (especially a mother) justify taking time away from their family to do something completely indulgent and self-aggrandizing like working out, reading a book in one sitting, or just being alone? Why is taking space for oneself considered abhorrent and selfish in this society? It may be due to unattainable expectations put on parents-both moms and dads, and the shame that goes along with failing to live up to what we erroneously think is the standard.