Resilience By Cie Marchi Every day has opportunity for change. Every year has an opportunity for reflection. Each of us is experiencing both. We have been given the time to better understand what is important. We have been witnesses to the unknown. As we come together, to [...]
Post-Pandemic Life Invitation By Holly Duckworth It was day five of a five-day Chaos to Calm Challenge when Cindi piped up and said, “I’m so glad I participated in this challenge because it showed me my default mode.” Let me be clear… nowhere in the 5-day mini-course [...]
Seeking the Positive During COVID-19 By Joan S. Peck Many of us are sitting with ourselves, trying to figure out the best way to fill our time now that any normal routine seems to be out of the question. We live in such turmoil and with impossible [...]
Be the Dreamer By Sophia Falke To which school of thought do you belong? Do you believe your life is somehow preordained, determined by outer circumstances, and that nothing you say or do will change it? Or do you believe you have the power to create the [...]
Developing New Perspectives By Henry G. Noël New perspectives are not foreign to us. We have all experienced the need to create new perspectives. Usually, a traumatic event is the catalyst for us to question our old perspectives leading us to analyze the event from a different [...]
4 Keys to Positively Addressing Financial Worries and Concerns By Maria Ortiz Have you ever had trouble sleeping because you were worried about your finances? Have you ever avoided checking your bank account balance because you’re afraid to look? You’re not alone. In their latest Stress in [...]
Why You Should Be Optimistic for 2021 By Vital Germaine How many expletives can you conjure up to describe 2020? Most of you have a bucket load to portray your experiences, emotions and expectations. If you are reading this magazine article, congratulate yourself for surviving despite the [...]
Three Drops of Wisdom By Gina Geldbach-Hall If you could take only three drops of wisdom from your past into your future leaving the rest behind, what would you select? I was asked to consider this question recently and this is what I’d take with me… First, [...]
Break the Mold By Ridgely Goldsborough The trumpet player threw down his instrument in disgust. In another town, not too far away, the dancer hung up her shoes. The little leaguer chucked his glove into the drawer, informed his Mom that he no longer stood to bat. [...]
A Recipe for Sanity By S. L. Gore If ever there was a time when we needed a daily commitment to count our blessings and a stalwart determination to make the best of things, it is now. For our family, it is about finding the balance in [...]
