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.
I love reading memoirs because I love seeing the world through someone else’s perspective. I also love how much you can learn from reading about other people’s experiences.
Honestly, before I read Amy Poehler’s Yes Please I didn’t know much about her at all, besides that she was funny and played Regina George’s Mum in Mean Girls.
Rolling Stones described this book as a “329-page nonlinear hopscotch across Poehler’s life and career” – and I found it unexpectedly charming. It also made me realise that Amy is so much more than just Regina George’s Mum!
Yes Please is a candid account of Amy’s experiences in life and I would describe the book as hilarious, honest, inspiring and genuine.
One of my favourite things about this book is that it’s chock full of nuggets of wisdom and real life advice, so here are some of the standout takeaways for me…
Inspirational. Actionable. Soulful. Practical.
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.
Rachel is once again launching her mega popular, blog-changing online course out into the world and I could not be more thrilled to jump on board as an ambassador!
This course truly is one of a kind and in this post I am sharing my experience with you, including a before and after snapshot, what I absolutely loved about the course, how I feel about the Bloghearted community and a lowdown on the course itself. Plus I also have a super special offer for you if you are interested in enrolling in the next round of the course.
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This link fest is a collection of my favourite things I read on the Internet this month including: how to do a DIY retreat at home, tricks for instant inspiration, how to restart a horrible day, why jerks show up in your life, how you can use a post-it note to change your life, why you don’t need to wait for all your ducks to be in a row, the dark side of soul sisterhood, and much more!
∞ Loved this: 16 signs you’re an introvert.
∞ Feeling like your really need a break? Here’s some tips on creating your very own DIY retreat at home.
∞ Here’s why jerks show up in your life.
- “Just because you’ve brought a total jerkface asshole into your reality, it doesn’t mean that they are mirroring your inner jerkface asshole-ness. It might just mean that they’re a total jerk. And you’re not. And the only thing you need to “work on” is how to respond to them.” Danielle Laporte
∞ I’m obsessed with post-it notes. Here’s how you can use them to change your life!
What if I fail?
I can’t do that! What will people say about me?
What if they say no?
Oh, hello fear! So nice of you to stop by.
Fear is something we all have to deal with.
It may be something you constantly try to avoid.
It may keep you locked in your safe little comfort zone.
It may be holding you back from doing amazing things.
And it may be one of the reasons you’re not living your dream life right now.
So what can we do when fear is really holding us back?
Last Friday I graduated and officially became a life coach.
And my amazing journey with the Beautiful You Coaching Academy ended. But I know that this really is only the beginning.
To be honest there aren’t adequate words to describe how incredibly grateful I am for this incredible experience, but today I am going to do the best I can…
I remember the exact moment that I realised I was my own worst enemy.
I was watching one of my favourite TV shows Girls and these words hit me like a freight train…
“No one could ever hate me as much as I hate myself, okay? So any mean thing someone’s gonna think of to say about me, I’ve already said to me, about me, probably in the last half hour!” Hannah Horvath
And in that moment I realised that I was my own worst enemy.
I then decided that I was going to start being a lot kinder to myself, from then on.
For this segment of The Gratitude Diaries I thought I would do something a little bit different.
Instead of just telling you what I am grateful for and why I am going to show you what it looked and felt like.
I spent Easter visiting my family where I did lots of hiking, reading, spent a lot of time outside – and ate lots of homemade raw chocolate!
So I could tell you about my Easter break, but let me show you instead…
A round up of the stuff that has been rocking my world for the last month, plus some rapid fire favourites.
Let’s get straight into it, shall we?
Get Unstuck
At the start of this month I was feeling unmotivated, totally uninspired and just stuck.
But luckily for me Claire from This Is Lifeblood released a redesigned and updated copy of her incredible free eBook Get Unstuck: A Workbook To Create Clarity, Ignite Your Spark & Keep You Moving Forward.
The March Link Fest is here!
Each month I round-up my favourite articles that I think you are going to enjoy as well.
This Link Fest includes some awesome meditation tips, an incredible reminder to be kinder to yourself, some spiritual life hacks, why your non-negotiables need to be flexible, the 90/90 minimalism rule, a hot cross chocolate bliss recipe that is perfect for easter, how to live a little lighter, why microadventures will make your life better and one powerful question that may transform your life, plus loads more.
Happy Reading!
∞ An incredible (and healthy) makeover of a magnum ego.
∞ Loved this: how to rock serious body confidence when you are feeling kinda funky.
∞ I love the idea of having more microadventures in my life. Here’s why they will make your life better and here are some great ideas for some.
- “Adventure is only a state of mind. Adventure is stretching yourself; mentally, physically or culturally. It is about doing what you do not normally do, pushing yourself hard and doing it to the best of your ability. And if that is true then adventure is all around us, at all times. ” Alastair Humphreys
Last month I wanted to try something a little bit different so I did my first Taking Stock post, and I found it to be really fun to reflect on what was going on for me at that moment.
If you would also like to ‘take stock’ what’s going on for your at the moment I used prompts from Meet Me At Mikes.
So here’s what is going on for me at the moment on this Friday afternoon…
- Making :: at the moment I am loving making homemade pizza dough.
- Cooking :: I recently made The Whole Daily’s raw fig and plum slice for my family – it was so yum!
- Drinking :: so much herbal tea at the moment – I am totally obsessed.
- Reading :: A Storm of Swords Part 2: Blood and Gold by George R. R. Martin.
- Wanting :: to go see Insurgent.
- Looking :: forward to catching up with some friends for dinner tonight.
- Playing :: this playlist, especially in the morning – it’s full of high vibing songs.