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11 Inspiring Quotes to Help You Make Good Choices

11 Inspiring Quotes to Help You Make Good Choices

by María Tomás-Keegan | Accepting & Adapting to Life's Change

Do you know someone who feels trapped by indecision? Like they have no options? Many women who face big life changes get stuck in the rut of thinking there are no choices to be made—it is what it is and it’s never going to get better. Recently I’ve heard clients say...
Three Tips for When You’re Not Feeling the Holiday Spirit

Three Tips for When You’re Not Feeling the Holiday Spirit

by María Tomás-Keegan | Accepting & Adapting to Life's Change, Personal Power

Now that Thanksgiving is past us, I’m seeing homes in my neighborhood decorated for Christmas. It feels like the end of the year has come too quickly. I’ve been thinking a lot about the holiday season—with a little dread, if I’m being perfectly honest. I’m not feeling...
My Divorce Is Not My Failure

My Divorce Is Not My Failure

by María Tomás-Keegan | Divorce, heal, Self-care, Transitions, Women, Women in Transition

Finally. It’s quiet. Bright orange leaves are blowing off the trees as I look out the large windows of my living room. There’s a chill in the air. I’m not sure if it’s because it’s November or because he just moved out. No matter the reason, I needed to warm my space....
Wise Choices Lead to Inspired Actions

Wise Choices Lead to Inspired Actions

by María Tomás-Keegan | Choices, Divorce, Inner Wisdom, Life Lessons, Women

I posted this “inspirational” message on my Facebook page the other day and today I noticed that it has been shared a lot and reached a very large audience. This message resonated highly with me, which is why I created the post and I’m thrilled that others like it,...
Do you suffer in silence?

Do you suffer in silence?

by María Tomás-Keegan | Divorce, Life Lessons, Women in Transition

I did suffer in silence most of the time. Sad but true. I would go about my morning routine with a smile on my face for all to see, preparing the coffee and breakfast, making sure everyone else was taken care of — then, I would get myself ready and leave for work. I’d...
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