Blog - Carolyn Hidalgo

May 26, 2011

Automatic Writing

My thoughts on automatic writing… Last week I spent 3 days at a spiritual workshop that I felt guided to attend. These days I have so many signs and synchronicities that seem to move me forward in the direction I want to go. This was no exception. As an aspiring author, I learned the practice […]

May 8, 2011

Invisible Mother

Sharing one of my favourites… invisible mother…the only word I’d change is ‘sacrifice’ to one of ‘giving’…live from your heart to enjoy this marvellous journey not from duty or obligation, but from love. Happy Mothers Day! It all began to make sense, the blank stares, the lack of response, the way  one of the kids […]

May 5, 2011

Shoot For the Moon..

Why You Need to Shoot for the Moon… Shoot for the moon… even if you miss, you’ll land among the stars. ~Unknown. A friend gave me this quote on the cover of a beautiful journal. This week I found out I didn’t make the top 4 authors 🙁 I was disappointed naturally, but the honest […]

March 12, 2011

Being Authentic: Round 2 Author Competition!

Made the top 10%. Yippee!! Thanks for all your support : ) My sample chapter is posted if you want to take a peek, please vote in March for round 2, which is going from 70 authors down to 25 on March 31st. Warning: my sample chapter is in draft form – hasn’t been through […]

February 26, 2011

My Two Worlds

My Two Worlds I live in 2 different worlds – the mask on, and the mask off. I decided to stretch out of my comfort zone, and share a little of my “other world” with you. Yesterday along with some of my closest women friends I could take my mask off. Each of us did […]

February 18, 2011

Slow Down to Speed Up

How Slowing Down Helps You Speed Up What is the power of living in the present moment so many successful people advocate? What tangible results do slowing down, and pausing to take a deep breath bring to our life? How does it allow you to speed up? In our crazy busy world, it seems contradictory. […]

February 10, 2011

Becoming Myself

I grew up believing the world was black and white, right and wrong, good and bad. My family life growing up was loving, harmonious with extremely little conflict. I followed the rules, behaved appropriately within the established guidelines of what “good” entailed, and was successfully living my life. Or so I thought. The expectations I […]

February 3, 2011