Being Queen

This blog post is probably going to make me sound like I'm full of myself, when in reality...I'm just really confident. Not cocky...confident. And it took time to get here!

What if I told you—anyone can live like a queen? I mean, I'll be honest. I AM a Queen and I'll be the first one to tell you that. It’s true. I may not have the royal family, but actual "queenship” includes boring events with stuffy people—not my dream.) I just have the royal daydream feelings. I want to feel confident, powerful, loved, respected and adored.

Here’s the key to achieving your royal daydream:

• Take responsibility for your own actions and life. Focus on action and possibilities.
• Have a backbone, put your foot down and protect your energy and time. (Funny bones help too)
• Do yourself a favor and let go. Let go of the anger, of the story, of the toxic people. Focus on what is productive or feels good. That’s living like a queen.
• Lead by example. Take chances, especially when “no one ever did it that way before” is part of the conversation.

Being queen is tough, but well worth the rewards. The rewards are great: self-love, compassion, purpose, abundance, empowerment, peacefulness, joy, being heard, having respected boundaries and whatever else comes to mind when you “feel like a queen.”

And side note for the fellas; don't be intimidated by a woman who knows what she wants. And everyone? Be careful how you play your cards when you have a Queen in your hand.