Tag: personal development
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The Greatest Thing I Ever Did
I know you’ve heard it a lot. People say it around Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, but this is January and I’m still gonna say it. The greatest thing I ever did was have a daughter and name her, Emma. Last night Emma and her two best friends (besides me) came over for dinner. This […]
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Shortcuts, Direct Routes and Detours
UGH!! This quick-fix, magic-pill, jump-start, turbo-boost mindset is destroying the very essence of life. Every single aspect of this world seems to have it’s own shortcuts. Photo by rawpixel.com on Pexels.com Wanna lose weight? There’s a pill, formula, diet, supplement, surgery for that. Wanna grow your business? There’s a program, Master Mind, secret tip, marketing […]
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Intentions For 2019
Each year I pick a new word or intention. Somewhat of a theme or a vision for the upcoming year, intended to focus my energy. I don’t do resolutions or even goals for that matter, intentions are what drive me, so it makes sense that I have New Year’s Intentions. My word for 2016 was […]
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Introduction to the Seven Precepts of The Healing Rite of Passage
I’ll be exploring via video the seven precepts of my Healing Rite of Passage services. It’s not an e-course or any kind of video educational course. Just me, having a conversation with you, about the basis for the work that I do. Perhaps this will allow some to gain a better understanding of the benefits […]
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Regret Is A Gift
I aim to live my life with no regrets. Regrets indicate that the past is taking up space in the present. It is far better to live a life fully present to your highest best, thus avoiding future regret. However, when they present themselves – if we are paying attention – regrets can be gifts. […]
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When Gifts Aren’t Appreciated
Have you heard the term “Indian Giver”? Walk with me on this. To use this term is racist…know that. However, I want to explain where it came from, as I learned from Jamie Sims, in Sacred Medicine Path Cards. Everything on Earth has a purpose; individuals, people, places, buildings, items etc. Native Americans believe that every […]
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Progress Is Not Linear
Bear with me now because the thoughts are running faster than my hands can type. Progress isn’t linear. I first understood this last year as we were recovering from Chris’s stroke. One day he could do something better than the previous day, but the next day he was worse than the first day. It was […]