Motivate, inspire and educate with passion – a high-minded concept, a worthy endeavor. Live it. Learn it. Share it. But how really does one actualize this noble ideal within confines constructed by the complicated realities of our present day world?
Motivate, inspire and educate with passion
January 16th, 2012
Spirituality is the Softer Easier Way
February 21st, 2011
Spirituality is the Softer Easier Way
By Marilyn Redmond
Living in domestic violence with its abuse and growing up in domestic violence that continued the cruelty, made my life hell. There were a few times, I wanted out of this nightmare.
During Thanksgiving eve and day, I finally could not take his threats to kill me any longer. I was so distraught that I took my cache of Valium prescribed by my psychiatrist at the time and left with no thoughts of returning home. I was not calling out for help, I was not looking for attention, and it was not a game. I did not know how to live in the anguish any longer. After a few pills and a few phone calls, I was very dazed and went unconscious.
Back to School Is the Real New Year
August 5th, 2010
Back to School Is the Real New Year
A “New Year’s” Resolution That Will Build Brain Power in Your Kids
By Don Joseph Goewey
Next Up On 30 Days of Amazing People
February 16th, 2010
Coming up over the next week of “30 Days of Amazing People”
Brian J. Donley – Invisible
Brenda Stockdale ~ Turning Stress into Strength: Thriving in an Age of Uncertainty
Laurel Clark ~ A World of Love and Divine Friendship
Patricia Morgan ~ Mentors Help Increase Workplace Resilience
Gagandeep Singh ~ 10 Reasons Why Businesses Fail
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5 days without a television
January 27th, 2010
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Last Friday evening I had a wonderful dinner with a friend who shared with me that when she and her husband met years ago they had one television set in their home and a small black and white one in the closet outside. They rarely watched television and when the main TV broke they did not replace it. Instead if something was important enough for them to want to watch it, they would go outside and pull the small black and white television from the closet, hook it up and have to sit close enough to see the picture on the miniature screen. Years later they have a television but mainly watch movies on their computer instead of TV shows. During this conversation I realized how much I had fallen back on having the TV on in the background recently and that my productivity was decreasing as days passed. I decided right then and there to cut out television totally from my daily life and I voiced my intention to my friend who supported me in my endeavor.
