Inviting someone else to tell you the story of their life can help humanity heal on many levels. In a world fraught with darkness and division, it can prove enlightening – though sometimes intimidating – to step out and ask the question. In this latest blog and podcast, I encourage you to do just that!
Remember imagining things wonderful, fantastic or even impossible? Inspired by John Lennon’s 1988 song “Imagine,” check out this blog and podcast. Discover how you can help create a better world — right where you are today!
When it comes to compliments and flattery, it’s easy to get the two confused. However, my latest podcast explores the difference between the two and makes a case for compliments.
As members of the human race, we can hardly expect to avoid feelings of devastatation. This latest blog and podcast reminds us that while devastating times might visit, we can also anticipate the hope of brighter days ahead.
Walking in integrity is a daunting pursuit. But in this blog, video and podcast, I offer stories and insights to help inspire you along the way.
Pursuing truth in a world full of deceit can be a daunting task that brings disappointments. But doing so can ultimately carry us out of darkness and into the light. In this post, I share personal stories about pursuing truth and offer my latest podcast, too.
We’ve all experienced suffering when we realize that our behaviors are at odds with our inner “knowing” or truth. In this latest blog and podcast, I talk about getting past the common pain and moving forward into harmony, happiness and personal gain.
We can create our own cheer over the holidays and share it every day of the year. Check out some of my favorite holiday memories and listen in to my latest podcast entitled Creating Cheer.
We’re brought up to fit into outwardly designed occupations, but what about the person we actually wish to become? In this latest blog and podcast, I take up the topic of being ourselves –and doing what we are — from the inside out.
Have You Been Framed?
We’re familiar with this old adage from watching vintage episodes of Perry Mason or binge watching Law and Order on TV. However, not many of us have wondered whether we’ve been framed in the court of life. Read up on this topic and listen in to two recent podcasts.