by Jenn Pipe | Aug 29, 2012 | Coaching, Current Affairs, Entrepreneurial, Kids, Life, Love, Nu Skin, self esteem through art
I’m working from my deck today. The sun still has that August strength, but the air is crisp and cool; a paradox. A harbinger of environmental change. Two natural elements battling it out for control. My psyche, as of late, is like this weather; two mindsets...
by Jenn Pipe | Jul 24, 2012 | Coaching, Current Affairs, Life, self esteem through art, unravelling
Women. We’re a quirky bunch, aren’t we? There is a certain complexity in being a woman. We can love with a capacity that seems almost unfathomable, and then two minutes later, we want to claw someone’s eyes out. We can find so much joy in building...
by Jenn Pipe | Jul 19, 2012 | Current Affairs, Entrepreneurial, Kids, Life, self esteem through art
I have been kind of MIA from this blog for a little bit…but that’s because I have been really busy with my various endeavors. Last week, I co-ran a summer camp for kids ages 7-12 with the Drama Kids Program of Metro West. Dubbed The Self Esteem Tsunami, it...
by Jenn Pipe | Jun 20, 2012 | Coaching, Current Affairs, Entrepreneurial, Life, Love, Nu Skin, Scrapbooking, self esteem through art
This post is about missed opportunities. It is about fear. It is about the gremlins that live in our heads, robbing us of so much joy and so much goodness. It is about the mistruths that take up residence in the recesses of our psyches, and the subsequent dreams that...
by Jenn Pipe | Jun 4, 2012 | Coaching, Current Affairs, Kids, Life, Love, self esteem through art
While chaperoning my daughter’s 2nd grade field trip last week, I got to be one with nature for a couple hours. As nature is prone to do, it gave me pause and spawned some deeper thoughts. The setting for this week’s thoughts was the Stony Brook Wildlife...
by Jenn Pipe | May 21, 2012 | Current Affairs, Kids, Life, Love, Scrapbooking, self esteem through art, Travel
It’s happened again. I spent a day alone at the beach yesterday. A much, much needed day alone. Just me, my iPod, a journal, my camera, and my thoughts. I walked. I thought. I daydreamed. I reflected. And, I came upon the very tangible realization that I need...
