Rebecca Kellogg

Today’s post is about finding inspiration close to home. I’ve been on a gradual evolution over the past while, in many ways. One of the key things I’ve been changing is opening myself up more to beauty. When I say “beauty,” I mean things that resonate with me, things that stir my senses deeply and [...]

Here’s a copy of the email I sent to my list tonight. It has more details about the special offer I am sharing with newsletter subscribers. If you want in on the offer, you may sign up for my newsletter in the box on the right. Hello there. At some point you subscribed to my [...]

Hi there. I’m restructuring my business somewhat and focusing more on the intuitive / strategic side. This comes after the recognition that my most powerful work seems to be the intuitive and strategic work I’ve done with people. I channel light, work at a deep intuitive level where I can sense and work with many [...]

Hi there. LinkedIn is an interesting beast, isn’t it? It’s more business-oriented than Facebook, but you’ve got to keep some personality. And sound interesting. And look like someone people would want to do business with. In a few short paragraphs at most. Piece of cake, right? Two good examples of well-done summaries can be found [...]

Last Wednesday, I had an incredible experience. I hosted four bloggers from out of state (one from out of the country) at a luncheon and panel discussion I created for my local business community. The event was a smashing success. Win-win-win. The bloggers got exposure, the attendees got a fabulous experience, and it was a [...]

On Saturday, I tried something a little bit new for me. I gave intuitive readings at a Psychic and Spiritual Boutique. Though I was billed as “Your business intuitive,” people asked me a wide range of questions. And what did I do? I answered them. I wasn’t sure quite what to expect going in. To [...]

. . . summer came on full-force. There is something about cleaning out the art accumulated from the school year that still hits me with a wave of nostalgia. I remember in elementary school feeling as if the long days and weeks of summer stretched out before me with no end . . . extending [...]

I remember once when I was a kid . . . my mom was having a grumpy day and I was being slow about getting to work cleaning the garage (others were helping with that project too, but it seemed so overwhelming I didn’t even want to tackle it or jump in). Finally she gave [...]