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9 months ago

What Is Your Personal Kilimanjaro? How Sharing Your Story Empowers Others

Pearlette Ramos created a film set in nature to encourage more of us to tell our stories. Whether we create films like Three Extraordinary Women or not, Pearlette Ramos wants you to really seek out the power and growth of sharing your stories so that they can be impactful for others…

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9 months ago

Finding Order in Life’s Beautiful Chaos through Confucianism

Imagine a time when everything familiar in the world around you felt like it was crumbling. The year is 500 BCE, the place – ancient China. The old order is collapsing: kingdoms are at war; traditions are being questioned; families are being torn apart by political chaos…

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9 months ago

Your Inner Compass: Why Self-Trust Is Your Superpower in Uncertain Times

Ever feel like you’re navigating stormy seas, with each wave bringing another gust of uncertainty? Just when you think you’ve found your bearings, the winds shift again. I’ve been thinking about uncertainty a lot lately – it’s become our constant companion, hasn’t it?

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10 months ago

At Any Age, We Can Make Our Voices Heard

At a recent talk about leadership I attended, someone pointed out that followers are important, too, because the role of a follower is also significant and occurs more frequently for most of us. I would like to suggest that each of us experiences times when we are followers…

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10 months ago

Creating the Mindset for Your Dream Lifestyle After 60

The path to living your dream lifestyle after 60 can get a little bumpy. There will come moments when trying to create the lifestyle that best suits you will be difficult. Nowhere are there more obstacles to face than when it comes to removing things out of your life that…

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10 months ago

How to Use 7-10 Minutes of Qigong to Boost Brain Performance

We know supporting brain health is necessary to prevent dementia and Alzheimer’s. But in addition to the often endorsed crossword puzzles and Sudoku, there are some ancient time-tested techniques to ensure robust cognitive fitness. In this article I wanted to offer a couple of easy…

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10 months ago

The Road You Didn’t Take — And Felt Great!

We’re used to hearing the same story: that the things we don’t do – the job we turned down, the move we didn’t make, the relationship we walked away from – become the stuff of regret. The ghosts of “what if” and “if only.” But let’s flip that tired script. What if the road you didn’t…

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10 months ago

Redeeming the Day: One Good Thing That Is

There are days when everything flows. You move from task to task with quiet precision. The kettle boils just as the toast pops up, your coat pockets contain exactly what you need, and your body cooperates. On such mornings, you think – though you try not to say it aloud…

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10 months ago

How to Create a Vision Board That Actually Inspires Change

Have you ever made a vision board that looked beautiful but didn’t really do anything? You’re not alone. Many people create vision boards filled with magazine clippings and trendy quotes, only to tuck them away in a closet or forget about them after a few weeks…

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10 months ago

The Pros and Cons of Nostalgia

Over the years, I have come to the conclusion that people are either nostalgic, or they are not. I think in my family it is split right down the middle. I fall into the very nostalgic category. I love old photographs and hearing stories about how things used to be…

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