A Tip for Transitioning into a New Year

Check out my (early) January Soul Moxie Insights- video newsletter.  (Want to subscribe and hear about all the other upcoming events too? http://www.soulmoxie.net/free-tips.php)

Click the link below to view the video. (Be sure to turn up the volume or put on some headphones at work!)





About Robin:
Robin Peglow Berg of http://www.soulmoxie.net/ is a Life Fulfillment Strategist --a consultant, coach and speaker devoted to guiding others to have the cou...

Recently I watched the movie, Man On Wire - a fascinating story about a man, Phillippe Petit, who is wild about pushing boundaries, as well as exploring the remarkable blend of risk and art.  In August 1974 he tightrope walked (danced really) between the twin towers of the World Trade Center, some 1,300 ft off the ground.

Amazing? Outrageous? Or slightly insane?  I suspect it's somewhere in between, as often is the case when one taps into their passion.  Historically we may not realize someo...

Sat. Jan  15th 1-5pm

Dear Ladies,
(sorry fellas, every so often we need some focused gal time...)

You're invited to the upcoming:
Urban Goddess Retreat: Refuel the Life You Have While Designing the One You Love.

• Planning, organizing, making things happen
• Being of service to others
• As a leader in your company, family, or community

Finding yourself strapped for time? 

Here's the December Soul Moxie Insights Video Newsletter with a tool to help you get the most out of how you organize your time. 

It's a chance to reclaim some time for what matters most to you!

Be sure to put turn up the volume to listen (or put on headphones if you're at work!)

Wishing you a very happy holiday season!
Robin






About Robin:
Robin Peglow Berg of http://www.soulmoxie.net/ is a Life Fulfillment Strategist --a consultant, coach and speaker d...

American culture today emphasizes privacy, independence, busy lives, and technology, with less focus on community. Rare are the block parties, bringing together an entire neighborhood. Many of us have potentially isolating daily routines.

Get up, go to work, (likely commute alone), work in your cubicle or office, eat lunch (sometimes at your desk or in the car), go home. Maybe you live with a spouse, significant other, family, pets; perhaps you live on your own.

Working from home, I could g...