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Balancing Act
I distinctly recall the momentous decision to embark on the entrepreneurial path. During that period, I held full-time positions as an Associate Chairperson and Assistant Professor at a University, concurrently managing responsibilities as a mother to my children and a wife to my husband.
The Power of Encouragement
The Power of Encouragement By Joan S. Peck “Way to go! You can do it!” These or [...]
Lobbying for Change
Lobbying for Change By Wilnona & Jade His legs were crossed on the hotel floor in the [...]
The Magical State of Allowing
When I first started to meditate decades ago, I gradually began to see that meditation is nothing more or less than simply allowing everything to be as it is. It really is that simple.
Psychological Fulfillment – The Need to Dream
As a child, you likely spent more time talking about your life dreams than you do now. And that’s probably because someone in your life told you that dreams aren’t an important part of life and they don’t matter in the grand scheme of things.
Three Drops of Wisdom
Three Drops of Wisdom By Gina Geldbach-Hall If you could take only three drops of wisdom from [...]
How to Disrupt Your Competition
How to Disrupt Your Competition By Shep Hyken When your customers can buy what you sell from [...]
From the Editor
From the Editor By Judi Moreo Is there really such a thing as destiny? Is there some [...]
Southwest Launch of the Global Women’s Peace Network in the USA
Do you think that women need to play a role in peacemaking? This is one of the questions answered during the Global Women’s Peace Network (GWPN) conference recently held in Las Vegas.
Feel, Pivot, Thrive: The Business of Emotions
Growing up, “emotional resilience” was unfamiliar, a concept not touched upon in my home or school life. This lack of understanding became apparent in how I acted out in school, reflecting the unrest I experienced at home. The prevalent mood of anger and tension within my family not only created a stressful home environment but also influenced my behavior in the classroom.
Masterpiece Moments
All little boys and girls have dreams. This blue-eyed girl was no exception. One specific dream I’ve carried in my heart for many years was to travel to Paris.
The “Dandelion Child” – Resilience Can Be Learned
The “Dandelion Child” Resilience Can Be Learned By Becky Grava Davis In my sixth decade of celebrating [...]