The one year mark from my hysterectomy experience and I am ready to talk about it. It's not a sunny story, so read with caution. There's a good ending though!
Category: processing emotions
Changing our Bee-ing
We can learn from bees that change is a natural part of life and that we have the capacity to adapt and grow. When we identify incongruence within ourselves, we can apply these lessons by embracing adaptation, committing to change, setting clear goals, seeking support, learning from failures, celebrating progress, and maintaining balance. With patience and perseverance, we can continually evolve and align our lives with our personal interests and values.
Bee Powerful
Bees indeed hold a unique power in our ecosystem, and there are valuable lessons we can draw from them about the concept of power and how we can all benefit from being more like bees in certain aspects of our lives.
Bee Congruent
To "bee" brilliantly authentic is to stay true to yourself and your values, even when it's challenging. It's a path to stronger, more fulfilling relationships and a healthier, happier you.
Bees on Love
Bees, as insects, do not experience emotions like love in the way humans do. Their behavior is primarily driven by instinct and environmental cues related to survival, reproduction, and maintaining their hive. However, we can still draw valuable lessons from bees that can teach us about self-love and personal growth
The Buzz about Bee Life Spans: How They Make the Most out of Every Moment
Bee life spans, though relatively short, highlight the incredible efficiency and work ethic of these remarkable creatures. From the moment they emerge from their cells to their final moments, bees make every second count in service of their hive and ecosystem.
Seasonal Wisdom: What Bees Teach Us About Embracing Change
Nature's most diligent workers, bees, have much to teach us about the beauty of embracing seasons – both in the environment and in our lives.
Bee Grateful for Labor Bees
Labor Day, the holiday that celebrates the contributions of workers and the labor movement, can be explained using bee puns and analogies of course.
Bee-at Burnout!
Learning from bees, we can better understand burnout and take proactive steps to prevent and heal from it.
Bee-ing Communicative
Bees may not speak our language, but they have a lot to teach us about effective communication through their actions and interactions within the hive.
Brilliantly Bee 