Tag Archives: meaning

Why You Care About (insert celebrity here)

I am intrigued about the way technology intersects with the unspoken essence of loving connection. It leads me to a potentially crackpot theory…. Continue reading

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Right Now You Are Activating Change

You, like so many change-makers are already living through deeply felt, personally lived ethics. That itself causes rippling change. Continue reading

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Fighting Crazed Holiday Syndrome

Five tactics to de-stress the holidays, including Shun Those Voices and renounce How Does She Do It All Disease. Continue reading

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Monday Hearts For Madalene

Love made visible. Continue reading

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The Antidote Is Awe

Handy stress relief method. Continue reading

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Staring Down Worry

A vision changed me. Continue reading

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Making History Relevant

When children ask “why” we often realize we don’t know. The answer invariably leads us back to history. Let’s learn about history in ways that unlock curiosity and lifelong interest. Continue reading

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Grateful For The Dark Stuff Too

A life lived fully means embracing your mistakes, doubts, and crises. Continue reading

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9 Amazing Reasons To Be Optimistic

Right now, our world situation gives us fantastic reasons to be optimistic. You probably didn’t know there’s less hunger, greater literacy, better health, and fewer wars across the world. It’s true. Continue reading

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Me, a Radical Homemaker?

Okay, radical sounds hip. I can live with that. But homemaker? The last few decades that word has been a synonym for drudgery. Besides, ask my kids who really does the dusting and vacuuming around here. They do. Continue reading

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