Transformational Moments Blog

By Ariel

Baby wanted to jump up on the office counter. Unable to see what was above, she leapt anyway. In a nimble move, she adjusted mid-air to avoid collision with an item resting up top. Baby didn’t complain, nor did she congratulate herself. She simply strolled down to the end...

Sometimes I awaken during the night with a bit of congestion, the need to pee, or with an ache or pain. When this happens, I generally get up and have a bit of cough syrup, head to the bathroom or have a cup of tea...

Have you ever considered that if you are having difficulty relaxing it may be connected to, well, being connected? On a recent trip we left our iPhones on “Airplane” mode because we were traveling to an area with no phone connectivity and no internet. This allowed...

On a Living Made Easy Zoom seminar with Ariel and Shya Kane one Saturday, I was mustering the courage to speak. I was eager to tell a story about my weekend. “Err…ahhh… I’m Wendy from Queens, New York,” I finally managed to get out. Then...

Years ago I was deeply upset. Of course, I didn’t realize I was perpetually upset because feeling disturbed and emotional wasn’t a constant thing – it ebbed and flowed. At the time, I was unaware that I lived over top of an underground river of...

The back door to our home was always working fine. It opened and shut smoothly day-in, day-out, no problem. And then it didn't. As time went on, it started to require more force to close the door. It seemed like it happened gradually, but then...

I had a lot on my plate: gearing up for our Costa Rica retreats and all the pre-trip logistical details involved, holiday packages to get in the mail, newsletters, emails, laundry…you get the idea. Shya was under the weather so I was happy to take...

It was still light outside on a warm August evening when Ariel and I entered the Yardarm, a quaint local eatery in Orleans on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The little restaurant was dark with wood booths that had seen plenty of wear. As we walked into...

It was a busy afternoon at the Apple store when I approached the two associates standing at the entrance. Both ladies were wearing the current uniform, a t-shirt sporting the white logo of an apple with a bite taken out of it. “Excuse me,” I said....