Hey there incredible human! Welcome to One Infinite Life.
My name is Chloe and I'm an award-winning Certified Life Coach and writer with a background in psychology.
My mission (the quick version) to to help you get the most out of your one infinite life.
I hope you find something here that makes your day (or life) better than it was before!
I acknowledge the Boonwurrung people of the Kulin nations where One Infinite Life is operated from. I pay my respects to Elders past, present and emerging and also to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in my community and wider network.
Movement and stillness.
Two things that make my life infinitely better.
Something I attempt to do everyday is engage in some sort of movement and stillness.
And because I spend a lot of time sitting at my computer, I’ve been consciously adding more and more pockets of movement and stillness throughout my day.
Today’s Gratitude Diaries is about a few things that have been helping make movement and stillness in my life a lot more frequent, enjoyable and a little more sweeter…
Sonesence meditones
I’m currently obsessed with podcasts.
And at the moment I listen to podcasts pretty much every day.
I listen to them instead of watching TV, or when I go for a walk, or while I’m in the car or on public transport, when doing stuff around the house (like cleaning or cooking) or when I’m working on the computer.
I find them to be entertaining, as well as inspiring and useful.
So if you’re looking for some inspiring podcasts to listen to, here are my picks…
Paper Towns is the brilliant coming-of-age story of Quentin, who has been infatuated with his neighbour Margo Roth Spiegelman, forever.
One night they share an epic adventure, and the next day Margo disappears leaving obscure clues behind, and Q attempts to solve these clues — hoping that they will help him find Margo — which leads him on an adventure to find her with his friends.
Paper Towns is a story is about love, friendship and what it’s like to be young.
One of my favourite things about the story is that it profoundly demonstrates some really complex lessons about the way we relate and connect to each other.
Here are 5 (of the many) things we can learn from Paper Towns by John Green…
Inspired by Danielle Laporte, here are 33 of the best things I ever did…
1. Started taking action before I felt ‘ready’ — and realised that I would never ever truly feel ready anyway.
2. Started living my life based on how I wanted to feel. The Desire Map revolutionised the way I approached my goals and entire life in general.
3. Actually started using the treadmill that was gathering dust in my parent’s garage.
4. Devoted myself to really practicing gratitude.
It’s July Link Fest time!
There are so many great things I read on the internet this month and I can’t wait to share them with you.
This round-up includes an epic pep talk, what it’s like to be a YA author, an awesome 4 minute productivity trick, what to do when your bad at what you love, an unusual love story, finding your voice online, creative advice from Groundhog Day, what you should know before chasing your dreams and so much more…
Goals can be super inspiring and can help create a life we absolutely love.
However, they can also be overwhelming to the point where we can’t move forward at all.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty is one of my all-time favourite movies. Ever.
It’s a really incredible movie about making the most out of life.
It has an inspiring storyline, beautiful cinematography and an incredible soundtrack.
I watch this movie whenever I want to feel inspired, and it always reminds me what life is really about…
Living. Possibilities. Connection. Adventure. Courage.
The story is about Walter Mitty, who spends more time living in his head, than in reality. When he is forced to take action he ends up embarking on an adventure, which ends up being more amazing than anything he could of possibly imagined.
It’s an inspiring movie that is both heartfelt and funny (“I was saying you know who looks good in a beard? Dumbledore. Not you.”)
For me it really ticks all the boxes that make for a great movie, plus I love that it can teach us a lot about life as well.
I recently took an unintentional break from blogging because I was creatively burnout.
The university semester had come to an end. I had handed in my last assignments and finished my last classes. I packed up my house and moved back home.
And I was planning on diving back into blogging as soon as possible.
But that never happened.
I was exhausted and completely drained. I had no ideas and even when I tried I couldn’t create anything worthy of reading anyway.
No matter how hard I pushed, it just wasn’t happening.
Cue: Mega frustration.
One day I was out walking and listening to an amazing episode of The Lively Show with Alexandra Franzen, where she shared this incredible truthbomb…
This Link Fest is a round-up of some of the best things I’ve read on the internet in the past couple of months, that I think you will enjoy too.
This edition contains awesome articles including what Taylor Swift can teach you about life, an empowering account of nude yoga, confessions of a quiet achiever, the power of words and owning it, how to write when you feel like you’ve got no time to, musings on creativity, how procrastination can actually be productive and much more.
Happy Reading!
∞ Feel like you’ve got no time to write? Here’s 5 ideas that will help.
∞ A truly empowering account of nude yoga and the lessons that came from the experience.
- “You see, stripping the clothes to me is just a metaphor for stripping my own fear of being seen completely in my truth.” Tracey Spencer
∞ Are you a Taylor Swift fan? I am! And here’s some inspiring things you can learn from her.
Rachel Macdonald’s Bright-Eyed and Blog-Hearted is the online blogging course for those who want to create a killer blog or take their current online presence to the next level.
Last week I shared all about my experience with Bright-Eyed and Blog-Hearted, and today we’re going to hear from some inspiring humans from the Bloghearted Facebook community: Meg O’Sullivan, Katherine Mackenzie-Smith, Naomi Arnold and Lyndsey Eden.
These interviews reveal the amazing things that have happened from starting a blog, their best advice on what to do when you’re letting fear hold yourself back from starting a blog or pursuing any other dream and what being in the Bloghearted community feels like.
So enjoy soaking up their totally inspiring responses – they are chock full of wisdom!