Being MOM: Blogging — Amanda Star Kingsley- Over-Certified Life Coach

Amanda Star Kingsley is a woman of big dreams and a child of the universe. She delights in life's simple pleasures: making someone smile, learning about a new resource, making a new friend...
she lives every day in the light of possibility.

Life has thrown her a few hurdles, but she refuses to let them define her, and now she’s teaching others to do the same!

Lessons of a Biker Mom

Jul 10

Jul 10 Lessons of a Biker Mom

Amanda Kingsley

Some people live their entire lives stuck in their first thoughts. I refuse that existence. Who knew thinking would take so much work? The good news is that once you start paying attention it gets easier and easier.

Making Meatballs in a Heat Wave

Jul 3

Jul 3 Making Meatballs in a Heat Wave

Amanda Kingsley

There are so many things I could write about from this situation, but the biggest hurdle I overcame, was letting go. There was absolutely nothing I could do about what happened so I focused my energy where it was better served:

5 Mama Mindset Hacks for Summer Vacation

Jun 25

Jun 25 5 Mama Mindset Hacks for Summer Vacation

Amanda Kingsley

I know that the way through without completely losing my sanity, and while also building great memories. It is in my thoughts and in my WHY.

15 Lessons I Learned About Marriage

Jun 15

Jun 15 15 Lessons I Learned About Marriage

Amanda Kingsley

When I let him love me, his love grows bigger- Surrendering to his love is like fertilizer for our marriage. It allows us to both bloom in ways resistance would have prevented.

Shifting with the WHY

Jun 8

Jun 8 Shifting with the WHY

Amanda Kingsley

We all have voices in our heads. They come from various beliefs, psychological realities, and stories we've been told. I propose that the voice we all want to add, the voice who will save us from the human trap of fear, pain, and stuckness, is the voice of your WHY word.

You don't have to love it all.

May 19

May 19 You don't have to love it all.

Amanda Kingsley

Now that I know what's really going on I can do something about it. I can take inspired action. If I didn't keep asking questions I would probably still be in my car crying. There's nothing wrong with crying, but I'd rather keep the tears to a minimum and make shit happen.