Rising from a place of destruction, preparing to face things you’d rather not, is like gathering every possible tool for your toolbelt, ready for excavation.

Poetry, Mindfulness, Change & GrowthLeah WilliamsOctober 4, 2018Life Made Light, lifemadelight, life made light, Heart Work, heart work, Letting go, letting go, October, october, 2018, up-level, upleveling, up leveling, shadow, shadow work, rising, phoenix, art, collage art, repair, toolbelt, spiritual gym, emotional weight lifting, excavation, self discovery, mental health, therapy, councelling, collage, zero waste art, energy, wack a mole, wack-a-mole, emotional health, rise, spiritual growth, transformation, growth, personal growth, healing journey, shame, vulnerability, anger, regret, grief, fear, flow, breath, breathe, listening, mindfulness practice, loving kindness, love, release, health, wellness, move on, Attachment and Well-being, Attachment and Well Being, Attachment, attachment, Well-being, well-being, Well Being, well being, Attachments and Well-being, Attachments and Well Being, Attachments, attachments, Leah Williams, leah williams, leah williams instagram, Leah Williams Canada, leah m Williams, Leah M Williams, Shadow work, healing, difficult feelings, uncomfortable feelings, William Turner, Collage Art, Leah Williams Art, Leah Williams ArtistComment

YOU CAN’T POUR FROM AN EMPTY CUP// Self Care 101

Sometimes what gets treated as self care is actually just basic needs; food, rest, sleep, water, play, love. When basic needs get set aside for the pursuit of achieving a goal or external mission, break down starts to happen.

Healing Burnout, Grief, Letting GoLeah WilliamsOctober 1, 2018Resilience, Resiliency, Life Made Light, lifemadelight, life made light, Heart Work, heart work, Letting go, letting go, over working, can't pour from an empty cup, self care, 101, energy, soften, self-care, struggle, resistance, mental health, mental wellness, wellness, sustainability, intention, goals, ambition, ethics, cup, fill your cup, basic needs, needs, breakdown, therapy, activism, contribution, overflow, giving, environmental activism, play, rest, slow living, slow down, burnout, zero waste movement, October, october, 2018, Leah, grief, moving on, Attachment and Well-being, Attachment and Well Being, Attachment, attachment, Well-being, well-being, Well Being, well being, Attachments and Well-being, Attachments and Well Being, Attachments, attachments, Leah Williams, leah williams, leah williams instagram, Leah Williams Canada, leah m Williams, Leah M WilliamsComment

DOWNSIZING FOR THE PRESENT// Curate a Meaningful Life Based on Who You Are Now

Michelangelo carved away and removed everything that was not David- releasing David, setting him free from the marble. I like to think of creating your life in the same way, where you’re removing everything that isn’t essential.

Minimalism, Letting Go, Change & GrowthLeah WilliamsFebruary 26, 2018Life Made Light, lifemadelight, life made light, Minimalism, minimalism, Using Less, using less, Minimalism and Using Less, downsizing, the present, The Minimalists, February, february, 2018, letting go, Letting Go, values, different, change, holding on, grasping, energy, time, let go, David, Michelangelo, michelangelo, carve, essential, curate, habits, marble, removing, what's essential, ideas, relationships, blank slate, transform, Soap Dispensary, The Soap Dispensary, zero waste, plastic free, Zero Waste, create your life, intentional, slow living, yolo, design your life, mindful, meaningful life, curating a meaningful life, deoderant, scrub brush, natural fiber, made in vancouver, product of science and art, downsizing for the present, Leah Williams, leah williams, leah williams instagram, Leah Williams Canada, leah m Williams, Leah M Williams, Decluttering, Michaelangelo, David and Michelangelo, a blank paper, starting over, curating your life for the present, how to tell what items to get rid of, Leah Williams Minimalism, downsizing for who you are todayComment

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