Am I being a true friend?

The weeks are flying by. Spring is coming. We have had a bit on our plate, trying to figure out a better school solution for my younger son, and helping some of my new team members develop their businesses.
This practice of consciousness is helpful in so many ways, though I find myself befuddled at times, still, and caught up in emotions that seem urgent, but then manage to pass quite quickly. There is so much to be awake for. So many questions to ask oneself and ponder.
I have a friend I love dearly who is making some choices that I have a hard time with. I want to support her, and yet I find myself a bit irritated with her because she is sticking her head in the sand. Do I want to hold her accountable for her choices? Does she want me to hold her accountable for her choices? I want her to feel like she can confide in me, but I am concerned about her, and perhaps the mark of being a true friend is being able to help her reflect on her choices - but my assumption is that she doesn't want to reflect. So, if I don't confront her about her acting outside of her integrity, then I am not acting within my integrity either. Ugghhh.... getting real is tough stuff.

It's Friday Already?

How did this week go by so quickly? I have definitely felt as though my intention to be more conscious has had a profound impact on my week. I have eaten differently, interacted differently, been more focused and "accomplished" more. I have been taking some time when I wake up to set my intentions for the day and send healing thoughts to people I am concerned about. I have thought more about what I would like to have happen, and then let go of any expectations. My time feels much more "alive" when I function this way.
So, thank you for reading this. I hope it can be a reminder to you to be present and thoughtful.
Sending healing thoughts out to all.