Thursday, October 23, 2014

Let Our Own Unique Talents Shine: The story of Harry and Terry.

There is a hole-puncher that sits day after day on my desk.  This hole-puncher is big and black with an awesome handle for easily punching 3 perfect holes into my papers.  It has been around for quite a while and is a rock star in that it can punch a nice stack of papers all at once.  This hole-puncher is proud and always ready for action.  “I am here to serve you”, he says whenever my eye catches his glance.  He is proud and ready to provide.  Let’s call him Harry, the Hole Puncher.

So, once upon a time, there only existed Terry, the Hole-puncher.  Terry is small, blue and works effectively but can only punch one or two pages at a time.  The day Harry came to my office, Terry felt incredibly insecure.  Terry said, what am I going to do now?  Harry is big and beautiful and can punch many papers all at once.  I’m a goner.  I have no use any longer.  I cannot be of service.”  Harry, at the time, was a little bit of an egocentric prick.  Harry reinforced Terry’s insecurities by telling him that he was there to take over and that Terry would soon be unnecessary.


This continued on for a few hours until I stopped both of them and said, “Terry!, you may not be as big and efficient as Harry is, but you do act as a ruler as well as a hole-puncher, are small enough to take places, and fit into a binder nicely.  At home, you can be my ruler and you will be the tool that travels with me, punching on the go.  You are both special and I appreciate each one of you for the different things you provide.  One is not “better”, because you are so very different.  Be proud of who you are and what you can do.  Find your own individuality and let yourself shine in your own unique ways.

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Who am I? My Biography.

Melissa McNulty is a Life coach and Nutrition coach, has received training in Auriculotherapy, and is currently in the process of becoming a certified Hypnotherapist at the South West Institute of Healing Arts. 

Early in her life, she experienced various emotional, mental and physical traumas.  Her journey into mind-body healing started with the study of nutrition over ten years ago.  This led her to work with her mind to recognize her thought patterns and actively replace her negative thoughts with positive ones that better served her in her life.  Over the last ten years she did extensive research and applied much of what she learned to herself, transforming her health on all levels.


Through understanding and experiencing the healing capacity of nutrition and mind work, she decided to attend school so that she could further her education and become certified in a variety of alternative methods of healing so she could help others in the same manner that she helped (and continues to help) herself.