Calm the Chaos-Coaching Opportunity
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 Wow! The world seems loud and chaotic, and I’ve used this word often lately in my blogs and webinars: uncertain. Daily we are inundated with unsettling headlines of dangerous weather, political unrest, and financial fluctuations. It’s no wonder so many of us feel off balance or worse, fearful. Even if you’re not directly impacted, the constant wave of bad news increases worry, tension, and even anxiety that’s impossible to ignore.  The Sky Is FallingWhether it’s a tornado warning, a news alert, or just the pressure to ‘keep it together’ when it feels like it’s all unraveling, these moments accumulate. They settle into our nervous systems and manifest in racing thoughts, sleepless nights, and the quiet question: How am I supposed to live like this? This week’s guest blog by my wonderful assistant, Beth, takes that question head-on. It’s a personal, powerful story about facing real storms and finding peace during difficult times.  Calm Your ChaosIf this week’s blog resonates with you and the storms or life are affecting your productivity, creativity, and overall happiness, know that you are not alone. You can thrive during this season. Join me for the next free webinar where we’ll use the Beyond Happiness Method to relax our bodies, open our minds, and rewrite the stories we tell ourselves to calm the chaos and tame anxiety. Offering 1:1 Coaching: Three Spots AvailableWhen the world seems crazy extra support can help. This month, I’m opening my coaching practice to three clients. Whether you need guidance for a creative project, or you want to use my method to rewrite the movie of your life and live with more happiness and purpose—please reach out. Scroll down and sign up for a free consultation, and together, we’ll explore what’s possible. Here’s to your success and peace of mind, Professor Marilyn Horowitz |
 Between the Silence and the Sirens by Beth Price “How can you live like that?”This comment from five years ago snuck back into my mind as I prepared—yet again—for dangerous weather here in Tennessee. It was the fifth time in just four weeks. Tornadoes, straight-line winds, torrential rain, hail—you name it, we’ve dealt with it this spring in the South. Each round of warnings brings a familiar knot in my stomach—a blend of adrenaline, dread, and helplessness. Over the past few weeks, the storms have come and gone and thankfully, there’s been no damage or injury in my area. My anxiety, which is more predictable than the storms…{continue reading here} |
