Happy Freedom Day!

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freedom with barbeques, fun in the sun, and fireworks, I invite you to also consider and celebrate your own freedom. What does freedom mean to you, and how do you use it?What are you most grateful for with regards to your own personal freedom?I’m grateful for my freedom to choose and choose again — to create a life that I love!I’m grateful for the freedom to use my voice to connect with others and to make a difference, an impact, and an imprint through language.I am grateful for the freedom to be me — to assert and accept

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myself as I am!Your turn!Comment below on what personal freedom means to you and what you’re grateful for.<a href="undefined">Galit Birk, PhD</a> is a soon-to-be-therapist, a parent coach, a life coach, and a forever student of life. She is a writer, an editor, and a poet. She is a mother of two, a former runner, and a want-to-be yogi. She is a deep-feeler who lives life with passion and transparency. Follow her on <a href="https://twitter.com/galibirkphd">Twitter</a> and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/drgalitbirk/">Instagram</a>.</article></body>

A haiku on the 4th of July

Free to be you, me Who will you be? Celebrate Your freedom to choose!

Happy Birthday, America!

As we continue to celebrate this country’s freedom with barbeques, fun in the sun, and fireworks, I invite you to also consider and celebrate your own freedom. What does freedom mean to you, and how do you use it?

What are you most grateful for with regards to your own personal freedom?

I’m grateful for my freedom to choose and choose again — to create a life that I love!

I’m grateful for the freedom to use my voice to connect with others and to make a difference, an impact, and an imprint through language.

I am grateful for the freedom to be me — to assert and accept myself as I am!

Your turn!

Comment below on what personal freedom means to you and what you’re grateful for.

Galit Birk, PhD is a soon-to-be-therapist, a parent coach, a life coach, and a forever student of life. She is a writer, an editor, and a poet. She is a mother of two, a former runner, and a want-to-be yogi. She is a deep-feeler who lives life with passion and transparency. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram.