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 252 to 260 I Love My Life!
I love my life. I don’t even know where to start telling you about why. But what I do know is that there was a little bit of guilt when I started to write this: “I love my life.” There’s a small voice that says I shouldn’t write that when so many others are unhappy. [...]
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 27 and 28 – The Box: Letting Go of a Poverty Mindset Around Love
Do you have a Box? I mean, THE box. The box that holds all those old pictures and love letters, cards, newspaper cutouts, plane ticket receipts, foreign money etc. Some would say Pandora’s Box;) I had one of those boxes. Today, I went through it and – gasp! – threw stuff out! Full On. It [...]
Day 10 – Full On at Arches National Park
It had been a long drive so far heading from Salt Lake City to Telluride, so we stopped at Arches National Park for a hike through the Devil’s Garden and managed to scramble on some gorgeous spires. Airy!
Days 6 and 7 – Moonlight and Forgiveness
Last night I went for a full moon walk along Ashland Creek. It was gorgeous, with stars peeking out from under the feathered clouds. Then I sat on the swing and made my belly turn. I told my partner I appreciated his honesty and for not running away when things got uncomfortable. That was for [...]
Day 2 – My Kick-Ass Bucket List
Today I’m going to add a bit of my Kick Ass Bucket List to this blog, especially because it is part of the February 30 Day Ziji Up! Challenge. I’m trying to come up with things to add that I MUST do before I die. I’ve often thought about these things and said I’d like to [...]
Day 1 – Living Full On, Every Day, for a Year
Hey hey! Here I am. Starting Day 1 of this epic challenge, and I am a bit nervous – yet also super psyched! Today I lived full-on by getting this blog up. Taking on this challenge acknowledges – very publicly – that I believe it IS possible to have at least one moment, every day, [...]
Full On™ 365
Join me as I commit to living full on, every day, for 365 days. For me, Full On™ 365 isn’t just about adventures like climbing, skiing, and traveling to remote places (although those stories will be here too!). It is also about the challenges and rewards of living authentically, life’s misadventures, heartaches, and everything in-between. [...]
Because Life Is Too Short, No Matter How Long
“Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” ~ Mary Oliver
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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