The Spark
Igniting Your Best Life
By Stephanie James, L.C.S.W.
Psychotherapist,
Public Speaker, and
Radio Show/Podcast Host
Stephanie James
has written a book to ignite the
Sparks in your life !
About Stephanie
Stephanie James is a psychotherapist and licensed clinical social worker with over 30 years in the mental health field. She has a thriving private practice that she began in 2007. A graduate of Colorado State University and the University of Denver, James is also an advanced level E.M.D.R. II trauma specialist. Stephanie has been leading workshops in the Rocky Mountain Region since 2007 and is the creative leader and host of The Spark Summit, a gathering of today's thought leaders in the areas of psychology, spirituality, and science, designed to help people break through limiting beliefs and behaviors and live their best lives. She is the host of the motivational radio show and podcast The Spark with Stephanie James which launched in February 2018 and is listened to in 48 different countries.
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Excerpts From The Spark
spark \spärk\: anything that activates or stimulates; inspiration or catalyst.
What does it mean to live a spark-filled life? It means waking up to a morning full of possibility and potential that you intentionally plug into. It means moving past your past and leaning in fully to the present moment to create the kind of future you want, full of joy, abundance, and magical moments.
When you live a spark-filled life, you let go of old, limiting beliefs and adopt new ones that ignite your spirit and heal your heart. It’s focusing on what you want to create in your life and then taking the action to make it happen. There’s an amazing life available to you and you hold the flame within you to ignite your best life.
The Mindset of Resilience
There are certain ingredients that go into planting and cultivating a thriving garden. We have to take care of it, make sure it gets adequate water and sunlight, and pull the weeds.
Like a garden, resilience can be grown. It involves pulling the weeds of negative thoughts and planting the flowers of positive feelings by focusing on day-to-day positive experiences. As we tend to this inner garden, we begin to cultivate the inner calm, strength, and happiness that will allow us to bloom.
The more you practice ways to calm down your reactive minds, the more you will grow this kind of healthy, flourishing garden in your mind.
