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Confidence to Fly: Morning Flight: Setting the Tone for the Day

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Morning Flight: Setting the Tone for the Day. It is very easy to stop doing the things you enjoy when life becomes stressful or depressing. Daily positive habits and rituals get tossed aside for two more presses of the snooze button, or watching TV on the couch versus your evening run. Why is it that we drop the things we love doing most when life starts to get hard? Doesn't it feel as if it makes life more difficult when we let these joys lapse? Can also help you get up and go in the morning!

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Confidence to Fly: My Superpower

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Did you know that you have a superpower? Each of us has a superpower within ourselves. I don't mean that you have x-ray vision or can command the weather, though. What I'm talking about is what makes you, you and the way that you connect to others. We all have a little superhero inside of us! Everyone has different superpowers, for my friend Shelah, it's her voice. It is how she's connected with people, and most of all, helped others! Photo by Chris Rose - November AOPA Pilot. December 11, 2016 at 9:40 PM.

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Confidence to Fly: November 2016

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Being Pilot in Command of your Emotions. As pilot in command (PIC) of your aircraft, you are responsible for researching all the factors to determine if a flight will be deemed safe. Weather, aircraft airworthiness and your health all play into the go/no-go decision. How often have you considered your state of mind, your emotions, before departing into the sky? Morning Flight: Setting the Tone for the Day. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Confidence to Fly Archive. Being Pilot in Command of your Emotions.

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Confidence to Fly: You have to land eventually

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You have to land eventually. According to Aviation Safety Magazine, one-third of all aircraft accidents happen during the landing phase of flight. In aviation, the ground is always the final result. Dependent on the flight conditions and your recent experience, the approach to landing may be quite uncomfortable. However, you have to land eventually! Delaying the inevitable could create a dangerous situation. This view is hard to leave. But you have to land eventually! December 31, 2016 at 3:23 PM.

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Confidence to Fly: September 2016

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How far will you go to become a pilot? How far would you go to make your dreams come true? The Attachment to a Perfect Landing. There are so many times I have a goal in life and I am just ready to fast forward to the end result. We become attached to the final destination, the smooth roll out, but forget the importance of the process leading us there. As mentioned in a previous post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Confidence to Fly Archive. How far will you go to become a pilot? Confidence to Fly Solo.

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Confidence to Fly: Aviation Affirmations

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Here are some quick aviation-related affirmations to guide you through turbulent times. Repeat them to yourself throughout the day and witness how the winds start to prevail your way! For many more affirmations, I highly recommend anything by Louise Hay. I am free to be who I am in the sky. I am the pilot of my life journey. I am confident and safe when flying solo. Every experience I have is making me a better pilot. I am well prepared for a good landing. I trust myself to make good decisions.

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Confidence to Fly: It's Easy to be Hard on Yourself

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It's Easy to be Hard on Yourself. Ever since I started my Pixie Pilot blog six years ago, every New Years Eve I would post a list that consisted of my Favorite Flying Moments of the year. In each post I would describe at least ten favorite flying moments or adventures. This year, I am struggling to pull even half that for my New Years Eve blog. So, you've barely flown this year. You hoped to have a new aircraft endorsement in your logbook (ok yes, we are talking about me here! How does this make you feel?

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Confidence to Fly: July 2016

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Weight and Balance: Your Aircraft and Life. Authentically You in Aviation. When I first mentioned to a close friend my battle with confidence she was shocked. Due to my public persona, I was the last person she expected to need a boost in confidence. This moment brought about a discussion about who we are authentically and about tearing away a mask put when fearing others expectations. Learning to Enjoy the View. Flying and Dating: It just takes practice. Confidence to Fly Solo. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Confidence to Fly: December 2016

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You have to land eventually. It's Easy to be Hard on Yourself. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Confidence to Fly Archive. You have to land eventually. Its Easy to be Hard on Yourself. Confidence to Fly Solo. Every pilot remembers the day that their flight instructor stepped out of the airplane and you were left completely alone inside the cockpit. 169; Victoria Neuville 2016. Picture Window theme. Powered by Blogger.