We Cannot Hide From the Truth of Who We Are

You can’t find peace by hiding from life ~Nicole Kidman Horses are my teachers. They are a sound reflection of our state of being. Our true nature will always show whether we are a seasoned horse person or around them for the first time. Horses do not lie, and how we interact with them does not either. As I share my story about another lesson I learned from horses, please…

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Do Less, Daydream More

How do you smuggle daydreams into reality? ~ David Mitchell Being busy is a badge of honor within our society. People think the more active they are, the more meaningful their lives are. It provides an air of importance and a false sense of accomplishment. And some people pursue mindfulness with the same approach. The journey inwards entails changing habits, implementing new behaviors, and altering our mindsets, working towards an…

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Coupleships and The Human Experience

Recently when asked why I did not write about relationships, I thought, but I do. All of what I write is on ‘relationships.’ Not in the traditional sense of couples or coupleship, but every interaction is related to something or someone. So I pondered, and here’s what I came up with. We are connected to all things; friends, family, coworkers, animals, nature, the world, and ourselves. Being a part of…

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The Perfect Meandering: Navigating Uncertainty

Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see a shadow. -Helen Keller     I love how accurately the term perfect meandering describes life. 2020 and the Covid pandemic was a prime example. Blindsided by the abrupt altering of our routines and lifestyles, we were seemingly hijacked off course. Life is not a straight line. Shit happens and takes us off track. Even in the most ardent examples,…

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Has Political Correctness Become a Distraction?

Working in advertising for more than 30 years, I have witnessed the evolution of the correct way of discussing ethnicity. Advertisers have been aware of the ethnic diversity that demographics dictate and how to utilize, without offense, the specifics needed to market products. But have we taken Political Correctness too far? Before the PC movement started, the descriptions we used to define the talent we sought were generic—Black, White, Oriental, etc.…

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Conversations Start with Shutting Up

Societal unrest has always existed. Spoken in whispers behind closed doors, it lives in the shadows, until it reaches the boiling point, and needs to break out. We are experiencing this conflict right now. A light is shining upon long-buried and suppressed issues. People have taken to the streets and onto social media spreading their viewpoints and concern often with vitriolic anger and righteous indignation. People like to take sides,…

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Keep Up the Good Work

Pay with compliments and you will always be wealthy ~Mike Dolan Praise is powerful. Whether integrated as a motivational tool in your business or solely in your daily activities, you will find people you engage with will have a greater desire to be helpful, going the extra mile and are often noticeably happier. Praise, which is synonymous with compliments, is a virtuous circle to be within. To give or to…

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How’s Your Vision

Guest post by Elizabeth Fiore Hey, Mama’s Lauren and Liz here. We are the founders of Vision Works, NY; our mission is to help people live their best life and achieve their wildest dreams. No, we are not miracle workers if that’s what you were thinking. We have just found the recipe to help transform your life. We only know because it has worked for us. Our Story Lauren and…

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Living in a World of Worry

“Worry is like a rocking chair: it gives you something to do but never gets you anywhere” – Erma Bombeck With the world topsy-turvey, the fear of the unknown is running untethered. And while “times they are a-changing,” as Bob Dylan prophetically sings, living in a world of worry, designed with a shaky foundation of what-ifs, will not solve the anxiety many are experiencing. Life does not move forward if we…

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Shedding Our Costumes

Most people are other people. Their thoughts are someone else’s opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation. ~ Oscar Wilde An opportunity is at hand. The global pandemic has become a facilitator to slow us down and allow us to reassess our lives. Many have felt an acceleration of purpose while others are struggling for the purpose at all. Rumblings of dissatisfaction are a sign that change is…

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