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Yeah, you. I know for a fact you have some Badass in there just screaming to get out.
Just what does it mean to be Badass? My definition is being brave and taking risks; pushing through things that are hard and coming out the other side knowing that things don’t happen for a reason, they happen for an opportunity. And taking it.
Badass comes in many forms–nailing a job interview, sticking to an exercise routine, taking the high road in an awkward confrontation, slogging through grief with purpose and humor, speaking up for yourself, or being a damn good mom to a newborn baby on little to no sleep.
Through my Badass Planner, speaking engagements, my writings and my jewelry line, my goal is to help inspire and support you through your Badass journey. A big part of that is also helping to create a Badass Tribe for you to be a part of so you can inspire and support each other. I definitely believe in the power of the village.
So how are you a Badass? I can’t wait to find out. In short, Urban Dictionary’s definition is to be an “ultra-cool motherfucker”. I couldn’t have said it better myself.
I’m actually not talking about that disgustingly yummy cereal where you pick out all of the ‘marshmallows’ (since when does a marshmallow crunch and squeak on your teeth??) and let the cat food-shaped ‘healthy part’ get soggy in milk within the time it takes to figure out what the hell …
“If you want to live a life you’ve never lived, you have to do things you’ve never done.” –Jen Sincero Jen Sincero, that Queen of Badass who wrote those fabulous books (nope, not me!) is so spot on with this quote. It’s so true, isn’t it? I think it’s fair …
A friend of mine was recently bending my ear, frustrated by the fact that she just could NOT seem to commit to something that she was pretty sure she actually wanted. She’d done the work; thought about the pros and cons, researched the situation, did some serious soul-searching about what …
It’s here, the new year. A chance for a do-over, a new beginning, or even just a much-needed middle finger (or two??) thrown back to 2018. If you know me, you know I’m not much for New Year’s Resolutions. It’s great to have goals and plans–hell, I wrote a planner …
