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Crystal ball…
Do you know who has the ability to imagine the future? Landscapers! Landscapers select and place young, immature plants and trees with an eye towards the time to come. They imagine a distant day where, if Mother Nature cooperates, a … Continue reading
Posted in Change
Tagged Being human, Change, landscaping, mindfulness, nature, personal growth, reinvention, walking
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“About” revisited…
My story begins four years ago while I was attending a conference in San Diego. I was sitting in a breakout session, and despite the fact that there were over 5,000 attendees in all, I was feeling incredibly lonely and … Continue reading
Posted in Aging, Health coach, personal growth, weight loss, wellness
Tagged Aging, Change, personal growth, reinvention, weight loss, wellness
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Molting…
Yesterday while doing yard work, I had the strangest sensation. I no longer felt like the “me” that I’ve always been. It was as if all the many changes I’ve made during these last few years suddenly reached a critical … Continue reading
A year of answers…
There are years that ask questions and years that answer. ~ Zora Neale Hurston Live as if you are going to die tomorrow. Learn as if you are going to live forever. ~ Gandhi Two thousand sixteen was definitely a … Continue reading
Posted in wellness
Tagged cooking, creativity, drawing, fitness, mindfulness, personal growth, reimagining, reinvention, self-esteem, spirituality, wellness
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The life I want…
I started this blog in February and for the first few months I thought I’d never run out of things to say. My life was changing at a breakneck speed and I could hardly keep up. But then, in late … Continue reading
Posted in personal growth, wellness
Tagged creativity, mindfulness, reimagining, reinvention, spirituality, transitions, vision boarding
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White fire…
There is an idea in Judaism that you can find meaning in the Torah two ways: through the words themselves (black fire) as well as the space between words (white fire). Often the most interesting and meaningful interpretations come when … Continue reading
