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It’s everything I would want as a little girl and It’s everything I would want as a little girl and the fact that I’m able to relive my little dreams with my big girl dreams-my family now, feels so full.

Making this doll house a home has been such an amazing opportunity to create beauty and remind me of all the possibilities around me every day.

Some simple patterns I downloaded online and printed at home become magical spaces.

Little scenes made with my kids in here make me feel so abundant and remind me that my life is so full.

The doll house is a reflection of my feeling of having enough-more than enough, being grateful, feeling light and enjoying beauty.

Talk about an endless outlet for creative energy that you and your kids will love! I’m addicted!

Comment HOUSE for the details.
When I saw this in the box, I had a good feeling b When I saw this in the box, I had a good feeling but it had a plastic piece hot glued to the bottom (to filter the light) that made it look cheap and so ugly. 

I knew it had potential. 

Do I ever turn on any picture lights? NO! I don’t care if they’re wired or battery-I just want the “finished” look of a styled room.

Styled rooms, make me feel safe, rich and successful. 

Here’s what I’d do right now to be obsessed with my home:

1. Action! There is nothing that will give your clarity faster than buying or trying something new in your home.

I bought the worst curtains for my dining room last week and it was the fastest way to the right ones. 

Make a moodboard, buy something you can return if you hate it. Hold your phone up to a wall.

2. Allow the things to find you. Decide that you are creating the perfect space. Scroll, shop, take note of the inspiration that hits.

3. Spend more time staring at your space than your phone. 

Yes pin your inspo but sitting and simply staring at your space will bring ideas and visions of what it could be in your mind. 

Decide how you want to feel in that room.

Comment SPACE and I’ll send you the full article so you can have my easy tips to move forward with a room you want to make feel amazing.

Your home sets your mood-it’s very important.
Comment MEALS and I’ll send you my free “What I ea Comment MEALS and I’ll send you my free “What I eat in a day” to lose 25 pounds.

I had to simplify weight loss because I have so many other things I want to pour my energy into!

You see me doing a million things but I’m actually impatient and lazy. I’m a Taurus who loves to lounge and eat donuts.

I found a way to eat donuts, lose weight and do it with the least effort.

The food is easy. The prep is easy. I don’t even think about it anymore.

I started my journey in the summer and it was the best life upgrade of the year.

Follow @christinajwarren to make life easier and more enjoyable simply with your attitude.
Life has its twists and turns. Everything can chan Life has its twists and turns. Everything can change in a moment. 

All possibilities are equally available at all times. 

You have the free will to reach out and touch whichever one you choose 

There have been times when I thought gosh how did I get into this situation? 

I had to remind myself that I could get myself out of it.

I had to remind myself that I had the power to create the life that I wanted.

I hope there’s something that you want that you’ve decided to experience for yourself. 

Not someday or if this or if that.

Cheering you on, my friend!
Prepare to open your perspective and enjoy your fu Prepare to open your perspective and enjoy your full life even more:

1. Tying my worthiness to outcomes- at the end of each day I focus on how the day felt, over what got done.

There are days when I am a super DOER and I also have heartburn. 

I want less days like that and more days that feel peaceful regardless of the list.

2. Earning rest-If I feel like eating donuts and sleeping on the sofa all Saturday morning, that’s awesome. Don’t need permission and don’t need to apologize-just enjoy.

3. Saying “I should”- That’s a 100% red flag for something I SHOULDN’T do. 

That’s a signal that it’s something that someone else says I should be doing-not my inner authority.

4. Needing things to be hard- I say things like “Show me how easy this gets to be,” (and I believe it). The proof presents itself.

5. Needing it to be perfect before sharing-not that I’m sharing the hot mess, just that it can be 80% and ready for the world. 

Some things take off right away and others need tweaking. Get it out there to find out where you are at sooner.

Which rule are you breaking today?

Comment UPGRADE for a hit of daily wisdom straight to your DMs. 

Join me @christinajwarren for more life upgrades.

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