Author Archive: Vera Herman
Most of us believe we need to take drastic action in order to create significant change in our lives. And to be honest, contemplating taking drastic actions can seem overwhelming and can leave us not even willing to try. But…
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If you have ever arranged a wedding – yours or someone else’s – you know just how much attention to detail goes into creating that event. The same could be said for any major event – a big birthday celebration,…
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How far will a car go if its tank is empty? Not far, right? And what about you? How far will you go in supporting your family, being productive in your job, or in contributing your gifts to the world,…
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No matter where we are in our journey of expansion and growth, there is always room for amplifying our gratitude practice. How? A simple way is to change the language we use around our everyday activities. Instead of saying “I…
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One of the things that can hold people back in creating their dream life is the conditions that they place around what it is they want. People can get clear on what they want, but they also place all kinds…
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We’ve all done it. You know… The pity party. The ‘woe is me’. The ‘why did this happen to me?’ It’s so easy to fall into the trap on staying focused on what we don’t have, what we’ve lost or…
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Various studies have been done which have shown that a person’s income level is aligned to the average income of their 5 closest associations – the people they spend most time with. As the saying goes: Birds of a feather…
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In my coaching practice, the single biggest question I ask clients to explore is “What would you love?” There is such power and expansion in that question. It gives voice to a person’s heart which then opens up their mind…
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Have you ever taken the time to recognise and celebrate your own uniqueness, gifts and talents? Have you ever taken the time to sit down and actually write down a list of these unique gifts? What about listing the things…
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I was watching an interview with Caroline Myss last night and something she said struck me. And a whole bunch of childhood memories came flooding in. She said: “Perfectionism is just another disguise for fear. The fear of criticism.” Wow….
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