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Delia Price – Artist Spotlight
Delia Price Artist Spotlight By Judi Moreo ABOVE: “Turtle Time”, Watercolor // The original 12”x9” was painted 11/13/2017 and [...]
The Evolution Revolution: Stepping Into Your True Self
In every step forward lies the beauty of self-realization. We try to encourage the next generation from the day they are born. We support and guide, aiming to be the best role models for those little eyes gazing up at us, hoping to achieve all of life’s dreams.
Synchronicity or Coincidence?
Synchronicity or Coincidence? By Anthony Burnside Synchronicity is a concept, first introduced by analytical psychologist Carl Jung, [...]
Seeking the Positive During COVID-19
Seeking the Positive During COVID-19 By Joan S. Peck Many of us are sitting with ourselves, trying [...]
Own The Goddess Within
Most of us move at a faster pace than is best for us, and this can be anxiety-producing, ungrounding, and de-stabilizing. Practice slowing down your internal speed as much as possible.
The CEO Self-Care Plan Every Entrepreneur Needs
How many hard lessons about self-care and burnout have you learned during your entrepreneurship journey? If you’re like most entrepreneurs, the list is long. We’ve all been there—working long days, skipping vacations, putting off workouts, saying yes to every client, surviving on five hours of sleep, or grabbing whatever food we can because we’re too busy.
The Imperative of Backup Communications
In an era where business operations are intrinsically linked to digital connectivity, the recent AT&T outage is a potent reminder of our telecommunications infrastructure’s fragility.
Defying the Odds
In the realm of personal growth and motivation, Judi Moreo stands out as a genuine luminary. Her name is synonymous with empowerment, leaving an indelible mark that transcends boundaries.
Searching for the Wild Child
I grew up playing in the Finnish woodlands since I was five or six years old. Scents of spring-fresh fir, summer-warmed moss and autumn-soaked leaves permeated my senses, my very being. A wild child of the forest I was, free to explore while learning to be self-reliant. And I always found my way home.
Reclaiming Balance
We have all encountered the adage, “You cannot pour from an empty cup.” Yet, many individuals operate on an empty cup due to the perceived lack of time for self-care. This mindset can ultimately lead to burnout. The belief that self-care requires significant time investment often deters individuals from engaging in it.
When is Enough, Enough?
We live in an environment that continually reminds us that we’re not enough—that we need to have more and be more—and it’s up to us to improve ourselves to become someone other than who we are at the moment.
Strawberry Sensation
With summer comes sweet, juicy plump strawberries crying out for shortcake and whipped cream. But I find those packets of little saucer-like spongy cakes at the grocery store, easy as they may be to serve up, a bit tired.