Emily Burton

The Laws of Attraction goes as follows: In the  New Thought  philosophy, the  law of attraction  is the belief that by focusing on positive or negative thoughts people can bring positive or negative experiences into their life.The belief is based on the idea that people and their thoughts are both made from "pure energy", and that through the process of "like energy attracting like energy" a person can improve their own health, wealth and personal relationships. I learned about The Laws of Attraction through my friend Lindsay about 2-3 years ago. I wrote her and was telling her how I thought her creating her channel & everything that she was doing was amazing. She wrote me back and of course said "thanks!" but then she went on to tell me about manifesting & how the movie The Secret changed her life for the better. I can remember the exact moment she wrote me that & I looked up the movie on Netflix, I was working 2nd shift and it was supe

As I am writing this is it currently 90 degrees (Fahrenheit) outside and it's May 12, 2018. When I was driving to work today I had the biggest urge to just take a right and go tubing down the Chattahoochee River. With every window down in my Dodge Avenger, Kalyn Nicholson's Spotify playlist "spirit animal" blaring at a volume of 25, with my hand hanging out the window floating on the wind that passed me, I realized that I want to be "Living my Best Life" especially this Summer.  I mean is it officially Summer time yet? Probably not, I'm not sure... but it feels like it already is. And with that, I've already started making a bucket list of things I want to do this summer & I thought I would share, plus tbh Kalyn's latest blog post is about her bucket list & she just INSPIRES THE ABSOLUTE CRAP OUT OF ME!  2018 Summer Bucket List:  Go trout fishing with my Dad, because even though he's 60 he's never fished on a ri

I cannot believe how fast I finished this book. Honestly, I started bringing it with me to work and it was all over from there.  My goodness... this book is incredible, especially if you're a creative. I highly suggest this book to anyone and everyone interested in bettering your mind (even if you don't have a creative bone in your body, which I believe we all must.)  In a nut-shell Liz Gilbert tells you to get over your fear and jump into the world of creativity. Show your work. Be proud of your work. But never take it too seriously.  There's a ton of great stories from her life & also some of her acquaintances lives as well that help to show you that you're not the only person on this planet who's ever had to go through creative "stump" or a creative brain fart, or even just fear of creating something.  My favorite story comes from early on in the book, which I won't spoil for you by telling you any details, but BY GEORGE it'

We all have those times where we're just blah, or maybe even sad, mad, anxious, whatever. Sure, you can stay that way and just sort through the issues surrounding it or you can do simple little things to make you feel much better. I know that for me I can get into these moods where I just really don't even care to wash my hands and when I realize that I'm in those moods I like to refer to this list of things and pick just one to pull myself out of this funk that I'm in... Sunshine: Just sitting outside can bring so much joy and peace to you its unreal. Take a cup of joe outside and just soak up the sunshine & caffeine. Open your shades on your windows and let the little rays of happiness shine into your house, work space, wherever- I promise you'll feel more energized to get that cleaning done that you've got to do but just don't want to. Go for a walk, alone, with your dog, or even a friend... the sunshine alon