I imagine the desire to get a second chance is something we share with our ancestors going so far back on the family tree that we’d quickly lose track of how many great-great-great-grandfathers that would be. Election 2016 is certainly no exception to that yearning for a do-over, at least for the majority of […]
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When I was growing up, there was one year in particular when I had an extremely important wish on my Santa list: Please let my little brother live. Please bring him home to us from the hospital. I was nine years old and he had been diagnosed with a brain tumor two years earlier.
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Decide what you really want and understand you have the POWER to create it–let’s join together and build progressive change in America! The topic of this blog is “What do you really want?” –and I know the immediate tendency is to say or think: I want this to not have happened, I want Hillary
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Do you recall the 2008 financial crisis? Of course you do. Many people panicked over the sudden loss in value of their homes and investments. In response to that situation, realizing that I could help alleviate anxiety, I wrote my first personal development book, called Forget Your Troubles: Enjoy Your Life Today, a five-step stress
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When I got the idea on 11/9/16 for my new book “America’s New Breed of Freedom Fighters,” [available now on Amazon for pre-order at http://bit.ly/NewBreedFreedomFighters] I quailed. As much as I knew I was qualified to write it, and that I could and should write it, I also wanted to push the idea away and
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Perhaps you saw the film “Invictus” starring Morgan Freeman as Nelson Mandela, and Matt Damon as Francois Pienaar, captain of South Africa’s national rugby team, who was entrusted with an idea Mandela had to help unite the bitterly divided country following the end of apartheid in 1994. Invictus is the Latin word for “unconquerable.”
We all know what it’s like to walk into a crowded room, whether it’s an informal get-together or a work conference, and have the instant sensation that there’s a good “vibe” going on. Of course we have the contrary experience many times, too, when we detect an energy of anger, sadness or upset of any
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Dr. Joseph Murphy was an author, teacher and philosopher whose great contribution to understanding the laws of the mind and the scientific application of thought to improve our daily lives cannot be overestimated in my opinion. He’s one of my favorite writers, and I love to dip into my collection of books written by him,
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Have you ever wished for someone in your life who completely and unconditionally believed in you? Someone, who, no matter what bright idea you had or what you had done that wasn’t your best, always had your back? Always smiled and saw the “real” you who is capable of so much? Most people never have
The event is over — enjoy the one-hour replay here as my gift to you: If you feel like you’ve been gut-punched, I can relate to that. My life story includes loss and trauma that began at a very early age. I know what it’s like to feel like “Grief” is your middle name. But
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