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writing

When I was in grad school in the mid-’80s, my husband bought me an “electronic typewriter.” I had many papers to write and was very happy that this monstrous machine would make my life easier. I had two young daughters, … Continue reading →

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 A 50-Year Perspective

I used to wonder how certain friends and even strangers had more money, thinner thighs, bigger families, nicer homes—as I struggled with cranky bosses, health issues, infertility, and divorce. By 50, I’ve seen enough hardship to know that nobody escapes difficulties and … Continue reading →

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Trust the Cycle

Trees don’t cling to their leaves. They trust the cycle. This autumn, may we practice the same—holding fully what matters, and when the time comes, letting go with grace. Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes … Continue reading →

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Reflective Journaling

What am I holding onto that no longer serves me, my work, or those I lead? If I trusted the natural seasons of my own life, what would I allow to fall away now? What new possibilities or clarity might … Continue reading →

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Enough

One of the best things you can do for yourself is to figure out what “enough” is in your relationships, lifestyle, finances, and work.  What is enough for you? This is a question we should be continually exploring. Minaa B.

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