Yesterday I took a walk with my daughter on the peak of Signal Hill, where we had a panoramic view of the mountains to one side and the Pacific ocean on the other. My daughter and I were talking about fear: how do we know the difference between the fear you want to stop you (the “don’t climb into that alligator tank” fear) and the fear you want to feel and move forward anyway, cause it’s the excitement of growing bigger and stepping into your dream. There’s also a third option, a middle ground that allows you to say, “I … Continue reading »

Check out Deborah Hurwitz’s first hand account of her Money Goddess Experience with Morgana in Bali. Continue reading »

Instant Change   We have been sold such a bill of goods with this idea that it takes, oh, I don’t know, 30 days to change a habit. This is crazy! Like let’s say, for example, you struggle with traffic 40 minutes every day to get to work, and then you discover another route that would take half your drive time off, would cut your traffic time 20 minutes. How long do you think it would take you to change that habit?   Change can be quick and easy.   I don’t believe that habits are these Sisyphean-like, push the … Continue reading »

In this Rich Witch Radio episode we discuss and answer questions about Fear, Love, and Manifestation. Continue reading »

I had a wonderful coaching session this week with an Abundance Day client. In one session my client killed her Money Monster 3 TIMES before she really got rid of it. My job is to keep the process going until the monster is really gone. Each time I’d ask, “Is it gone?” she’d find a little bit of monster left. We’d follow that trail to find a deeper level and a truer monster. Until we found the core issue and killed the real life/love/money monster lurking behind the others. And then when she met her new, “Money Honey,” he was … Continue reading »

The more you move into and play in that zone, the more ALIVE you’ll feel. The alternative to the Fear Path is stagnation and death. Continue reading »

Earlier this year I adopted two little rescue cats.They’re emotional wrecks. By the time I met them,  they had already been returned 4 times by adoptive parents. And they were still kittens.   The girl cat and I have finally come to cuddly understanding. The little boy cat is still skittish. And two nights ago he got himself trapped in a tree top.   He was crying for hours, poor thing. Terrified to look down. Trapped and hopeless.     I opened of tuna, and placed it at the base of the tree.   He was down the tree and … Continue reading »