Spaghetti on the Wall

Why do you need this journal?

-You are a dream machine. So many good ideas, so little time. This is a place to name and sort all your great ideas.

-You wish you were a better communicator. Good communication is something we learn, not something we are born with. Start by communicating better with yourself.

-You find yourself thinking about the same things over and over. Learn how to reflect and learn from your past to build a better future.

Spaghetti on the Wall is a journal designed for you.

Enjoy!

As a therapist, I have done tons of training in human development. Kristan stands out for her genuine empathy and interest in all that makes you who you are. Above all, she is witty, just laugh out loud funny. She lights up the room.

I have used her Spaghetti On the Wall workbook with clients and they say the reflections slow them down, turn inward and think differently about themselves and their relationships. The workbook is effective and to the point. I can’t wait for her next one.

Jeannie P, AMFT and APCC

I love you just the way you are.

Change is difficult. There have been moments in my life when I am so uncomfortable, unhappy, you name it, and yet, I resist the changes I know I need to make. As a business coach, I commonly shared with clients that the fear of success is far more...

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Forgiveness and Love BFF’s?

Our small group class this past weekend wrestled with the question: Are love and forgiveness inextricably intertwined? Immediately, I began to think of the situations and people I thought I had forgiven. The hurts from people I am close to are like...

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Gossip is not my currency

Gossip is not my currency. An adult realization as I reflected on the changing nature of my relationship with Goggy. Goggy, my maternal grandmother, her nickname was an evolution of pet names, literally her first moniker was Grandma Fifi, named for...

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Grace is a verb

Grace is a verb.  I have a new understanding of grace. And yet, despite my new understanding of what grace means to me or perhaps in spite of it, I find myself bristling when asked to give grace to another. It happened recently when my son and his...

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Indisposable

One of the writing exercises we do as part of the Discovering your Spiritual Autobiography Workshop is to reflect on a keepsake or one’s legacy. Here is the exercise introduction:  Keepsake -an item or collection of items with special meaning, an...

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See a penny, pick it up…

See a penny, pick it up. The rest of the day you’ll have good luck. I always pick up money. Just yesterday, I stopped traffic struggling with my short fingernails to grab the shiny penny off the pavement. I found two quarters on the sidewalk the...

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Mother’s Day

The past couple of weeks I didn’t write. Okay, that is not completely true. I would sit down and type out a few sentences then I would abandon the computer full of self-doubt and find my way back to one of the three books I am reading. I find...

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Holding Hands

Jenny grabs my hand and doesn’t let go. We end up walking and talking, holding hands. The first time she held my hand, it was a surprise. We didn’t really know each other well. Our friendship began as social acquaintances. We met through a mutually...

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Driving

I could not wait to get my driver’s license. In order to prepare for the driver’s permit test, I saved up my babysitting earnings and attended Driver’s Education at the Dootson Driving School. The classes took place over the course of several...

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