Yesterday was a good morning. No, a GREAT morning. A jumping-for-joy morning! Why? Because I got my son off to school—on a Monday—with no blow-ups. Better than that, we actually laughed and had fun. But then, it was almost ruined. And that’s what inspired the drawing above. Let me explain… and hopefully share something you […]
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I was listening to the Being Peace audiobook by the late Vietnamese Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh recently and he was addressing the question, “How do I smile when I’m feeling sorrow?” His answer spoke to me, and I thought it might benefit you, too… What he said is, “We are like a TV set with millions of
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Reading time: 3 minutes, 59 seconds So, have you heard about this thing called the coronavirus that’s going around? I’m kidding, of course–when I ask if you’ve heard about it–because it’s EVERYWHERE. I mean, everywhere I turn I see a big graphic with some combination of red, black, white, or yellow and words like OUTBREAK
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This is the third video in the Rise and Thrive video series, building on what we’ve learned so far about the Art of Contentment and the Power of Possibility. While the first two videos provide two cornerstone ideas about what it means to truly thrive–being content with what “is” while being pulled toward the possibility
“If you’re like most of us, you probably take pride in your ability to multitask, to be incredibly efficient by simultaneously listening to a conference call, writing a few e-mails, and eating your salad at your desk,” writes Janice Marturano in her book, Finding the Space to Lead: A Practical Guide to Mindful Leadership. Sound
