Year of the Tiger
It’s 2010-here we grow again! I was just informed that in the
Chinese calendar, it is the Year of the Tiger. Guess what? I am a Tiger–here me roar!! I am just learning what this means and how to use this information to maximize my year. There are 2 things that stand about what I read. Tigers are instilled with a sense of courage; we like taking risks and enjoy all things exciting. We also take pride in being different from others.
These qualities speak to who I am and support me in raising my Joy Factor! Yes, it is the year of the tiger; more importantly, it is the year of the Joy Factor. The year that my attention and focus is fully put on supporting myself and others in increasing their optimism. This will allow you to attract all that you desire and live a life that you love. Will this take courage? Yes! Will it entail taking risks? Yes! Excitement? Originality? I am writing a book, I think that speaks to all of those qualities-Perfect!
It also speaks to the components of the Joy Factor. Authentic Expression, Connection to Purpose, Self Care and Strategic Optimism. It is not just for Tigers. These components are designed to support everyone in feeling good, raising vibrations, to be in alignment with Source. When we are in alignment with Source, our valve is open and we are ready to receive. Feel good baby, that’s what this is all about. Is this the year that you consciously raise your Joy Factor? Taking it to the next level so you attract more, more, more?
My intention for the blog this year is two fold. One is to open it up to the public-yes, we are getting ready to break out of our cocoon to share this information with the world. Second is to increase the resources and information that will come your way.
In the meantime, whether you are a tiger or not, take a look and see what qualities you are going to consciously integrate into your life to truly make this a happy new year!
Wendy is a joyful, vibrant human being who sees possibilities everywhere she goes. Whether she is working with a coaching client, creating a piece of art or riding her bicycle 100 miles in one day, the joy of possibility is one of her favorite perspectives. Alot of her joy comes from spending time with her husband Matt and their 2 four-legged kids, Abbey Road and Eli. It also comes from listening to good music, spending time in nature, eating good food and being with friends and family. When all of that happens together, she is in joyful bliss.
Yay! Wendy the Tiger! I am thrilled that you are taking this public! The world is waiting for you! With Joy!! Happy New Year, Tifin