Wholehearted Loving - Georgianna Lee

06/03/2022

It's been awhile since I shared a blog post...check out this piece where I give you a behind-the-scenes peek of bedtime at our house and the huge life lesson I learned from my 11-year old during a weeknight tuck-in...and what it has to do with the Five Love Languages.

Before I fill you in on what I learned one night while tucking my 11-year old son to bed, I want to talk to you about the Five Love Languages (Dr. Gary Chapman wrote the book, available at your fave bookstore).

10/25/2021

I birthed a new baby : ) Although it's not the cute and cuddly kind that keeps me up at night, this workshop has been created with just as much love as my two little guys.


For those of you in Vancouver, who want to grow a more self-loving relationship so you can thrive in all areas of your life, my beautiful friend and teaching partner Stephanie Hunter (of Tao of Self) and I have created this for you.
 
Registration & info at taoofself.com/intro ❤️

05/02/2021

It took me many years to learn this lesson. And my heart is more expansive now, knowing it.

Compassion for others is important. So is compassion for ourselves.

Spending hours, months or years trying to undercover why someone treated you a certain way only leaves you feeling more depleted. The reality is that you may never know why - and they might not either.

What IS worth your time and energy is remembering how worthy and deserving you are.

With love,
Georgianna

04/29/2021

This conversation with my dear friend of is one that touches my heart deeply. I needed loving presence as a little girl. And my parents needed support and encouragement when they were trying to do their best.


I needed compassion for myself as a mother struggling with two young children. And my boys needed warm presence and acceptance from me.


I’ve learned that everyday I practice offering myself more compassion, my boys have a mother who’s better able to extend more compassion to them.


Compassion goes a long way. Especially in parenting our children and re-parenting ourselves.



In a world that pushes us to be better, stronger and more resilient we’ve forgotten the importance of offering ourselves and our children warm presence, kindness and acceptance.


You can push yourself to your limits, but the crash inevitably comes. This crash is a reminder for you to come back to a place of compassion for yourself. When you offer compassion to yourself, you can extend true compassion to the ones you love.
 
It’s from this softer place that you (and your children) can truly heal, grow and thrive.


I hope you enjoy this conversation and remind yourself that you, your inner child and your children all deserve deep love and acceptance.


You can find our conversation here: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CJruhv-Bbfp/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link


With love,
Georgianna

04/27/2021

We all needed to hear these four sentences as children. Many of us didn’t hear them, yet we can learn to offer them to ourselves now.

We can learn to offer them to our children now, so this next generation knows that it’s ok to be human. And that they’re loved just as they are.

These words have the power to create true connection. Connection we all long for. Practice using them. The people in your life will thank you.

With love,
Georgianna

04/24/2021

Life has thrown me a lot of challenges. Through it all, it's been my self-compassion practice that's helped me hold my fear, pain and confusion with gentleness. It's allowed me to tap into the courage I needed to create the life I'm so proud of.

I wrote this blog post as a love note to myself and to all of you to remind you of the power of being kind to yourself. I hope you enjoy it.

You can read it here: https://georgiannalee.com/blog/202010/01/self-compassion-is-the-gamechanger

With love,
Georgianna