Welcome to ‘A Transformational Blog’

“A bird doesn’t sing because it has an answer, it sings because it has a song.”

- Maya Angelou


Why I made this blog -

Do I want fame? Well maybe a little, but mostly, to be honest, this is all a little embarrassing. In my mind I think – who am I to be writing a blog, what do I have to say?

But then on the heels of that, I hear Marianne Williamson:

“Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, and famous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that people won’t feel insecure around you.”

Do I want attention for my work? Well, yes I do. I want women to think about how they live their lives, to look deeper and live more consciously. I want to share the 7 Tools for Transformation – I want women to know that they have the power to create the life that they love. 
I want women to know that their minds are the most beautiful and powerful things on Earth.

I want to talk about Intention, Attention and Memory (I AM) – making the most of each and every day on this planet. I want to motivate women to follow their bliss.

I want women to know that it’s safe to trust their inspired thoughts. I want to communicate that all people can access their intuition – it just takes time to learn to listen to it and trust it. I want to encourage women to live with an attitude of gratitude and abundance.

I want people to know that the old paradigm is changing and that I am one of the people who is in the process of changing it – I’m doing this by paying attention everyday, by practicing my own 7 Tools of Transformation, and by being willing to move forward a little bit everyday.

So why did I create this blog? I guess to bring attention to this work, my work, and to maybe make a difference…

78 thoughts on “Welcome to ‘A Transformational Blog’

  1. More stunning than a stunning thing.Am thinking of women … Young women… A young woman’s version… Patti you Rock!

  2. thanks Patti for reminding me, that I dont serve the world by being small. I am looking forward to the book being published, for there are woman who want to change, to not be their mothers, and to gift to my daughter her magnificent self and to teach/encourage her how to fly or sing or just to be,

  3. Patti that is very nice. I hope that I can flow
    the 7 steps. I am not young in body but in
    my mine and though I am. Good for you
    Patti.

  4. Well, here I was, going along blissfully in my life until my boss announced that she wanted my life because I am so happy and my life is simple (compared to hers). She said a few more similar thoughts to me on a few successive days that I then began to feel badly and took it all so personally. I gave myself a scathing case of shingles — on my face, no less, because I let her get to me. When I finally realized, and accepted, that it was my behavior (being blissfully happy in her presence) which led to her comments, I was able to see that she would have said the same thing to anyone who exhibited my behaviors. From this experience I have learned to take nothing personally, from anyone, and have put a post it in my bathroom cabinet stating: Nothing is personal, because I need reminders that it’s okay to be happy when others are not. I am happy again, even at work when my boss is around.
    We have much to learn from each other and I thank you, Patti, for putting your energy into this blog.

  5. Cheers for stopping by my blog, I’ve just recently started to get into personal development with gratitude, positive psychology, meditation, happiness, mindsets and all that stuff. Glad to see that someone else also shares similar thoughts.

  6. Hi Patti, thanks for “like”ing my post and following my blog. It means a great deal when someone trying to make a difference, as you do, finds interest in my posts.
    Take care,
    Dwayne

  7. Dear Patti, Thank you so much for the nomination on my blog. Sorry for the delay in replying as I have been quite busy. You have a wonderful inspiration blog and I love passing by ;) Keep spreading the positivity Patti. Have a lovely week.
    Take care Alan

    • Hello Cagdas, Thank you for your kind words. I appreciate it.
      Yes my sentiments echo yours – we can only hope that positivity will soon replace negativity.
      Thanks again for taking the time to comment.
      Patti

  8. Thank you for your visit to my blog! So happy to have found you, too- I really like your writing! And in the way of things, very synchronous- just relearning about not being small, as it happens! All the best to you.

  9. Beautifully written! I love your honesty, and heartfelt compassion. There are so many woman out their looking for their own voice, and I really think with your help (writing your blog), you give woman the strength to find that voice! Thank you for your amazing, optimistic perspective!

    • Thank you so much for your lovely comments Shell! Yes – so many women out there looking for their own voice, their own way to express their life. I am touched that you see my blog as giving strength to women to find that voice. Thank you so much for taking the time to comment. I really appreciate it!

  10. Intention, Attention and Memory (I AM).

    Oh Patti something extremely unique.

    Thanks for visiting my blog. Be in touch. Browse through the category sections,
    I feel you may find something of your interest.

  11. Patti,
    True, at 51 I am learning to create the life that I want. It’s exciting. I have moments wishing I had this information earlier, but things come to us when we are ready to receive. So, I do not spend too much time thinking/wishing about having this earlier. Point is I can create now….and that is a wonderful thing. It is difficult to not let others affect us. But I find the more we stick to it the easier it gets. So, thanks for stopping by my blog and liking one of my posts, which brought me to yours – to find we are on the same page. Who cannot use more positivity on a daily basis?

    • Hi Deb – Thank you so much for taking the time to comment. I am also 50+ and at times I too wish I had started on this path much earlier. But mostly I am just so overjoyed that I am there now. It’s an incredible journey! I’ve enjoyed visiting your blog, reading your words and seeing your pictures. I agree – we can all use more positivity on a daily basis!

  12. Expressing ourselves bring peace… you should always be honest with ourselves… and yes, the world is full of wonderful things. We should use our time productively… congratulation on this blog. :)

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