In 2010, I found myself widowed for the second time. one filled with fear, enormous stress, constant uncertainty and trying to practice living a day at a time it difficult to go out to the barn (thank God I had help from my daughter and her boyfriend at the time my face and continue to do so, each and every time I sit in witness of the healing process. Yes, of course they know when it is dinner time and they certainly remember when a human has treated

From paramedic to public service: The unexpected start of my leadership journey I worked full-time as That line stuck with me, but what gave it meaning was applying it in real-time without a safety net.

And in my mind, I’m a blind man doin’ time. The answer came to me when I was reading Marshall Goldsmith’s latest New York Times Bestseller, The Earned Positive (growth mindset) Impostor Syndrome: I don’t know what I’m doing yet, but in time, I’ll figure

Time for an upgrade? Possibly, if they have spent a long time normalizing this feeling and creating habits around it. Take the time to work on your limitations and create a plan of action that involves feedback, practice Be mindful - take time to focus on self-care, wellbeing, and your mindset. Investing in you is one of the most important things you can spend your time on yet it’s the last priority

loved and recognised that those powerful men gave me were just a façade–one that crumbled after a short time And every time, I found myself back in my childhood, with all the abuse, belittling and manipulation

I think you should be more careful with your things next time.” At the same time, it is significantly important for apologizers to relieve themselves of ego in an effort

Something I tell my clients all the time is this: let’s do a reality check here. defeated while they were going through the problem, but as they keep looking, they realise that they managed they seek help and surround themselves with people that can provide what they need through the tough times

I see it all of the time as a health coach and once a client talks it out, they often will have a “light “I’m tired” This may seem to be the most overused exclamation nowadays. At the same time, 29% of American adults indicated they’d adopt new year’s resolutions related to their One small step at a time! Take action Assess what your body is telling you right away!

He has performed professionally and even though he has more experience than I do, we had a fun time dancing At one point, he spun me consecutively about 20 times. We’re both beaming at each other, seeing our smiles each time I spin around and spot his face. Because we both took the time ‒ using our sensory acuity ‒ to pay attention to the other and to adapt

Love in the Time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, page 105 – the novel I’m currently reading. 7. Set word count or time goals At the beginning of each writing session, make a note of your current word Alternatively, give yourself an hour and see what you can write in that time. You have to build the muscles and the habit over time. Sometimes I listen to ambient music to tune out distractions, other times I put essential oils in my

A business can become larger while also becoming harder to manage.

Awareness is scattered, and definitions vary, impeding timely identification and intervention.  It's time to shift our mindset, foster consensus, and amplify our role in dyslexia intervention and prevention