Entries by Katharine Giovanni

What if you could forgive the unforgivable?

What if the one thing you thought was unforgivable could finally be lifted? Seriously. Think about it. What if it was actually possible? Yes, I agree that they don’t deserve it. Yes, I agree that you don’t want a relationship with them. You’re not doing it for them, you’re doing it for YOU. It’s the […]

Angels in the Department Store

An Angel Blouse and a Lesson in Forgiveness   The angels have a funny way of getting my attention. This time it was in the checkout line of a department store. Last Saturday, they reminded me (again) that my real work doesn’t happen in a corporate suit. It happens in the ordinary. Checkout lines, coffee […]

The Block You Didn’t Know You Had

Have you ever found yourself stuck in a pattern that doesn’t make sense on the surface? You’re doing “all the things.” You’re setting intentions, doing the mindset work, working on forgiveness, and even saying affirmations! Yet something is STILL in the way. The money is still not flowing, and the opportunities are still stalled. So much […]

Stuck in a Pattern You Can’t Explain?

Feeling off? Your soul might be remembering something. You ever have a reaction to something that feels way bigger than it should? Ever feel stuck in a fear or pattern that doesn’t quite make sense? You’ve done the work, read the books, and maybe even had a breakthrough or two. And despite the progress, it’s […]

Have you hit a wall?

Hit a wall? Then something has to change. But change is hard, right? It’s scary. Believe me, I get it. The unknown can be really intimidating. But ask yourself—if nothing changes, what happens? Do you stay stuck and miserable? What if there was a way out? A path that might, just might, lead you out […]

Taking Breaks Before You Break

It’s a crazy world out there. For. All. Of. Us. For me, unplugging has become non-negotiable—right up there with coffee and sleep. Between caring for Ron (who was in a nasty car accident last Christmas but will be fine), my work, and my family, it feels like someone added extra hours to my day without […]