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Learning the Hardway

Teachers play an essential role in preserving and deepening collective wisdom. A good teacher not only guides through their expertise, but they know that the true teachings are found within each one of us and, after a lifetime of trying, … Continue reading →

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On Hope and Possibility … 

“May we honor the beauty in every ending and trust the promise of each new beginning. May we walk forward with open hearts, knowing we are always being led home.” Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your … Continue reading →

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Self Reflection

What do I consider an indulgence? Why? What are my beliefs around rest (inclusive of getting enough sleep, naps, breaks, vacations, etc.)? When do I allow myself to rest? Why? What are some of my favorite places and spaces? How … Continue reading →

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sacred path

Be mindful that your life and work are led by authenticity, not fear. Embodying your authentic life, voice, passions, purpose, and gifts is why you are here. You deserve this sacred path. It’s the most magnetic and divinely aligned – … Continue reading →

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ABLE Account

Last week, this section included a question about how to financially assist someone so that the person doesn’t lose federal benefits. I suggested creating a “Special Needs Trust.”  A reader reminded me that people can also use an ABLE Account, … Continue reading →

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