Comments on: Lights, camera, action… enter Drama Queen stage right http://yoursoulsatisfaction.com/lights-camera-action-enter-drama-queen-stage-right/ Sun, 17 Apr 2011 06:31:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Jennier Starr http://yoursoulsatisfaction.com/lights-camera-action-enter-drama-queen-stage-right/comment-page-1/#comment-45 Jennier Starr Wed, 09 Jun 2010 04:07:58 +0000 http://yoursoulsatisfaction.com/?p=966#comment-45 This is fantastic, Sandra! The humor drew me in and I realized I was living a parallel experience with you in the past few weeks. My Drama Queen came out in full force with lots of stories to impress and influence (what me?). I could completely relate with you about staying on top of marketing, social networking, and most especially the delicious sound of retiring. My meltdown was about telling myself the truth about my level of stress, the fact that I created it in the first place, my fears, self judgments, the stories I tell myself and the old patterns that keep me in the hamster wheel (over-committed, not enough time, money, support, blah, blah, blah). Something snapped. I'd heard enough and the floodgates opened. It was such relief to tell the truth and simply be with myself around that. Somehow it created an opening for some self-love and compassion to flow in. Your post is inspirational in that it is real, honest and the humor puts it in such perspective. It was lovely to have the Diva of Delight gracefully enter stage right. Thank you, my friend. Love, Jennifer This is fantastic, Sandra! The humor drew me in and I realized I was living a parallel experience with you in the past few weeks. My Drama Queen came out in full force with lots of stories to impress and influence (what me?). I could completely relate with you about staying on top of marketing, social networking, and most especially the delicious sound of retiring.

My meltdown was about telling myself the truth about my level of stress, the fact that I created it in the first place, my fears, self judgments, the stories I tell myself and the old patterns that keep me in the hamster wheel (over-committed, not enough time, money, support, blah, blah, blah).

Something snapped. I’d heard enough and the floodgates opened. It was such relief to tell the truth and simply be with myself around that. Somehow it created an opening for some self-love and compassion to flow in.

Your post is inspirational in that it is real, honest and the humor puts it in such perspective. It was lovely to have the Diva of Delight gracefully enter stage right.

Thank you, my friend.

Love, Jennifer

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