BE the Change you Wish to See

I spotted the above quote earlier this week and began thinking about what change means on that deepest level. Change is difficult and requires an accountability that makes us uncomfortable. As I began to research CHANGE, I searched for the famous Gandhi quote, "Be the change you wish to see in the world,"
Thank You, Next

After returning from vacation this week, Himself and I discussed the anticipation of having the next thing (trip, event, etc) planned. It creates excitement to carry us during long work weeks and stress. In stark contrast to this conversation, Facebook gave me all the memories of the COVID shutdown anniversary. [SHIVERS] As
You Say Goodbye, and I Say Hello…

The Ebb and Flow of Friendships in Midlife I procrastinated this post. I've spent February exploring the relationships we have--to ourselves, our friends, and romantic relationships. I have future posts about the benefits of enneagram in the workplace and with teams or organizations. THIS post is hard, because it acknowledges that not
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Birthdays are a time to celebrate and love who we are! As kids, we would have party hats and games, eating cake until we got sick. In our young adult years, birthdays were a rite of passage, defined by excess and recovery days and exploring the freedom that comes from growing up.
CHaRM

charm: (n) 1. the power or quality of giving delight or arousing admiration. 2. a small ornament worn on a necklace or bracelet lucky charm: (n) an item believed to bring good fortune to its owner I've never been one for superstition. Evil eyes, rabbits' feet , shooting stars--none of them resonated
I am Not Ready–Thing 2 graduates

First day of Kindergarten, and always punking your brother. Last day of high school... I procrastinated this particular blog post for weeks. I pretended this wasn't coming--I mean, we are still wrapping up a pandemic so you can't be graduating yet, can you? I won't apologize for the delay. You are 11th
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