Tweet There was a special event on the Ten Percent Happier app entitled, “The Dalai Lama’s Guide to Happiness.” I found the four minute videos on co-founder Dan Harris’s journey to learn from Dalai Lama so engaging it stopped me from my normal multitasking. I was enthralled by it. On the second to the last […]
Tweet That’s how I felt when I walked around Savannah {this girl would know}. Every shop was like a candy store for my eyes. I tried to ingest them all in and got a visual eye ache after and a heartache from wanting to take everything home with me. Even now as I look through […]
Tweet We’re sliding into 2012. But before we go, I thought I’d countdown the end of the year with a countdown of my top 10 inspiring posts. Great for the new The Inspiring Bee reader and for those who’ve stuck around when my blog was just a free little thing called 2inspired. Since then I’ve […]
Tweet {photo by: binkitybonk} If you want to get more by doing less, one of the things you need to be sure about is your happy place. Do you know where your happy place is? It’s that warm, fuzzy place where you feel like time stands still. It could be the place where you feel […]
Tweet {*Photo of what I packed for our train ride from Paris to London. I’ve got all I need here. Sunglasses, bottled water, an old and a new book, my iPod and a bag of chocolate covered ginger.} Friday is for reviewing the week. Preparing for the weekend. Taking off layers of work clothes and […]
Tweet As you may already know from this post, I’m a big lover of signs. Why? They are informative for one. Travel somewhere unfamiliar and you’ll quickly learn how important they are. But they also can be quite funny and creative. For example, here’s one of my favorite signs I saw when I was in […]
Tweet While I was roaming around London taking a bike tour or sitting on the curb in Paris eating ice-cream and listening to a band play American songs, I was blissfully happy. Sure there were moments that tested me. But nothing tested me more than Ms. Patience who bothered me when I got back home. […]
