by Tara Joyce | Sep 18, 2012 | Cultural Creativity

Good mirrors matter. It’s important that I see myself as I truly am. It’s good for my heart and for my growth to have an accurate picture of who I am.
So I’m learning to be a wiser shopper when it comes to mirrors. Just any old reflection of me will no longer do. I’m getting serious about the mirrors I choose to use.
Finding the good mirrors, I’ve learned, is easier when I am clear on what a true reflection of me might look like.
Then I can confidently say “in this mirror I look fatter than I am”. Or “in this mirror I feel like too much of a caretaker”. Or “in this mirror I appear less whole than I actually am”.
by Tara Joyce | Aug 31, 2012 | Innerpreneurship, Personal Branding

I’m excited to announce that I’ve created something for You! exploring brand Me. It’s a fun and probing personal branding exercise supporting you in discovering and communicating the essence of You and Your Brand.
I love using this simple and effective awareness tool with my branding clients, and it occurred to me that it would be valuable as workbook for you to experience. I hope you find the exploration expanding!
made with love,

by Tara Joyce | Aug 20, 2012 | Cultural Creativity

It’s so easy to find people who will tell you something is impossible, when truly very little actually is.
Out of fear, we set limitations on ourselves and our lives, we keep ourselves small, and unwittingly we project these limitations onto the world around us.
We need to in order to keep our story of the impossible going. We need to believe that if it’s not possible for us, it’s not possible for you either.
by Tara Joyce | Aug 20, 2012 | My Journey | What's On My Mind

A list of things that I am learning to not feel wrong about… as they are my right, as an individual:
- My right to chose when and how I interact with people.
- My right to chose what motivates me.
- My right to care… or not.
by Tara Joyce | Jul 30, 2012 | Self/Business Growth

What if my imperfections were my road map for growth and becoming more perfectly, joyfully me?
What if embracing and supporting my imperfections could lead me to spaces I’ve never been before?
I am not perfect. And I desire to feel totally happy letting the external world know this truth. No matter the situation.
Inside, I am aware that I am imperfect, but I hold a hesitancy to accept this truth. I waste my valuable energy trying to resist this truth internally, and trying to portray otherwise to the external world.