by María Tomás-Keegan | Nov 7, 2019 | Accepting & Adapting to Life's Change, Breakups, Grief & Loss
This episode’s inspiring conversation is with my new Australian friend, Karen Chaston. Karen shares her story about finding more than one gift from the loss of her son and how she unwrapped them with love to help her move forward. The lessons she will share will...
by María Tomás-Keegan | Nov 5, 2019 | Accepting & Adapting to Life's Change
Am I the only one who wonders why life changes are hard? When the ancient Greek philosopher said, “the only thing that is constant is change,” he must have had a crystal ball looking right into this year that is upon us. I don’t know about you, but I feel as if the...
by María Tomás-Keegan | Oct 8, 2019 | Accepting & Adapting to Life's Change
Life transitions are hard to face. As we go through them, we are changed, and nothing is the same again. Sometimes, I wish there was a manual we could reference when life events knock us upside down. Wouldn’t it be great if we had a simple formula for living through...
by María Tomás-Keegan | Oct 2, 2019 | Accepting & Adapting to Life's Change
This week’s inspiring conversation is with Tiffany Bisconer. It is not often I meet people who are successful at being both an artist and an analyst. Tiffany shares her battle to combine each aspect of her gifts into her life so that she feels whole. An intriguing...
by María Tomás-Keegan | | Accepting & Adapting to Life's Change, Resiliency & Building Confidence, Tips For The Transition Videos
This week’s guest is Rebecca Hall Gruyter. Rebecca suffered abuse as a child and learned quickly to live in the background, become invisible and hide behind a shy smile. This is a story of survival, overcoming and discovering her own voice so she could help others...
by María Tomás-Keegan | Sep 9, 2019 | Accepting & Adapting to Life's Change
Not all life transitions are paved in grief and loss. Some are joyous, with reason to celebrate. Regardless of the type of transition you face, they are all life-changing and require you to become more accepting. Take marriage, for example—there are so many reasons...
