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The Book Club
The Book Club By Andrea Chestnut “If there are not any opportunities, how can there be possibilities? [...]
True Intent with Horsepower
Old Grey Mare lived and died on her own terms. Wild and free, and in her last hours, surrounded by her herd, who stood silent on a ridge above her. They held the sacred space and quietly grieved her passing. She was an estimated 32 years old.
Building a Financially Stable Masterpiece
As a bookkeeper, it has been my privilege to work with hundreds of business owners as they follow their passion to build businesses in all kinds of industries. It is exhilarating when they thrive and can be heartbreaking when they fail.
Lessons from a Literary Masterpiece
Rational and reasonable, at least linguistically, are synonymous. In fact, Webster uses these words to help define each other.
You Are More Than That
Have you ever tried to take out a bamboo grove? It’s just about impossible. Bamboo is the epitome of resilience – cut them down in one spot, and they show up in another. It reminds me of the human spirit. It can be resilient and thrive even when conditions seem to be against it.
Masterpiece Reborn
For we humans, Masterpieces are the pinnacle in represented artistry. The work of an artist, or sculptor, or any creative profession, is performed not for the end-result, but for the experience of achieving it.
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.
Made for More
Two years ago, I fell in love with a private, college-prep school about twenty minutes from my home in Port Orchard, Washington. The old, restored building exuded its own academic charm, the staff welcomed me, and the students’ engagement in class confirmed this school was where I’d enjoy teaching.
False Hope
What does hope reveal? Are you thankful that hope exists? Does it fill you with excitement, freedom or joy? Do you remember being thankful for hoping your peers, family members or friends become amazing, well-balanced or healthy people?
How I Rewired My Mind for Success
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s hard to escape the constant drumbeat of “hustle culture”—the mindset that glorifies busyness and relentless pursuit of success. This pressure often leads to burnout, leaving us feeling like we’re on a never-ending treadmill, exhausted and chasing a version of success that feels more like survival.
How Does Synchronicity Work?
How Does Synchronicity Work? By Joan S. Peck How many times has something happened in your life [...]
On the Cover – Joan S. Peck
On the Cover Joan S. Peck Joan S. Peck was reared in a family of readers in [...]


























