As you all know, I do a lot of work helping women quiet that vicious, critical voice we each carry around. The one that says, “You are going to screw this up.” “If that was a worthy idea, someone would have done it already.” The one that asks that pernicious question, “Who do you [...]
Posted in Dealing with Fear, Words for Hard Times by Tara | Monday, January 30, 2012 | 8 comments
Hi Everyone, There are bunch of goodies I want to share with all of you: 1. Dealing with Fear On what Top 5 list do I rank just above NY Times columnist David Brooks (he was #4) and just below A Million Little Pieces author James Frey (he was #2)??? This one! – BigThink’s List [...]
Posted in Creativity and the Artist in You, Dealing with Fear by Tara | Thursday, September 22, 2011 | 1 comment
Hi there! Two updates I wanted to tell you about: Over at BigThink.com, I’m on video talking about fear. I share a concept that transformed how I think about fear, and that has allowed me to work with fear in a much more positive way. Click here to read/watch. Also, I’m participating in a lovely [...]
Posted in Dealing with Fear by Tara | Wednesday, July 27, 2011 | No comment
Today I have a guest post at Jonathan Fields’ blog, and so I want to invite you to head over there to read it. The post is offers a powerful teaching about fear that I learned from the late Rabbi Alan Lew. This beautiful teaching has changed how I think about fear, and [...]
Posted in Dealing with Fear by Tara | Wednesday, May 18, 2011 | No comment
There was a moment last Tuesday when I was watching the twitter stream about The Real Life: Poems for Wise Living, and the tears started rolling. I was reading tweets about the poems, and it was clear they were making an impact. Why the tears? Because that was a moment of homecoming, a [...]
Posted in Creativity and the Artist in You, Dealing with Fear, Finding Your Right Work, Living More Authentically, Popular Articles, Serving, Contribution, Calling, Voice, Impact & Playing Bigger, Words for Hard Times by Tara | Tuesday, January 11, 2011 | 14 comments