This is the story of when I faced death one time too many – and the story of where this blog began. In early 2011 I thought I had cancer – again. I had received an MRI as routine follow-up for my past kidney cancer…during which they also toss in a free check to see [...]
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Days 126 to 138 I Love You Dad
I am missing my dad. He died in 2008. This was two years after he had been told he was going to die in 6 months, and was subsequently kicked out of hospice when he was trying to get out of bed and they discovered that every bit of cancer in his 82 year old [...]
Days 101 to 105 The Good Fear – FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out)
Well dog my cats! I went pack rafting today and didn’t shit my pants! I have this thing with drowning…and the way I tend to address my fears is dive straight into them. Inevitably they seem far less freaky than what my mind was making up. Buuuuut with whitewater kayaking or pack rafting, it feels [...]
Days 96 to 100 Happy Dance! What I’ve Learned After 100 Days of Living Full On
Yeehaw! It is hard to believe that I started this journey just over 100 days ago (I wrote this late last night which was technically Day 101;) Since coming back from the river over the long weekend, I’ve had some time to reflect on what I’ve learned so far on this year-long (and hopefully lifetime!) [...]
Days 74 to 77 – Alaskan Tidbits
Alaska has done it again. Won my heart. Lifted my spirit. Grounded me in my body and my being and to this earth. This weekend we were going to go to Portage Glacier for an adventure. But it rained (and blessed be the friends and thei iPhones with good reception that let us know what [...]
Days 41, 42 and 43 Burning the Candle at Both Ends
A part of me was secretly excited that my site was down for over 24 hours (all was good – it was maintenance). That’s because I was way too busy to write a post. And that’s the way it has been for the past 3 days, actually. I’ve been so busy, in fact, that I [...]
Days 32, 33, and 34 – Leaving the JOB
How long have you thought about leaving YOUR J.O.B? I say “leaving” and not “quitting” because doing so really isn’t quitting at all. You are simply choosing something different. In any event, I have wanted to leave for so long. SO DAMN LONG. I love catching babies, and I love midwives, and I love my [...]
Days 22, 23, and 24 – Waterfalls and Road Trips
Hey hey, what a great few days! Check out my waterfall hike by clicking here. I ducked behind the Silver Creek waterfall for a morning wake-up call. Supah fun, and before coffee, even! Full On activities include continuing to create my program for building confidence (more on that as I near completion…I’m really excited about [...]
Events: Spring Superfoods Cleanse Starts April 8th!
Early Registraton Now Open
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Days 118 to 125 – F*#! Cancer
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Badass on a Budget – How to Live a Life of Fun, Passion, and Freedom Without Going Broke
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Days 358 to 365 – What I Manifested After a Year of Committing to Living Full-On
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Days 32, 33, and 34 – Leaving the JOB
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Day 1 – Living Full On, Every Day, for a Year
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Days 252 to 260 I Love My Life!
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Days 41, 42 and 43 Burning the Candle at Both Ends
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How To Bounce Back: Developing Emotional Resilience
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The #1 Requirement for Manifesting Your Dreams – Learn to Feel Good First
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How To Feel Better When Your Partner Won’t Do What You Ask
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It’s Hard to Say Goodbye – Identity Shifts and Ego
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I Am a Pee Stick Addict
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Top 10 Reasons to Do a Spring Cleanse
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Stop Feeling Regret For The Mistakes You Made Before You Took Off Your Shit-Colored Glasses
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