Answers

I know the answers are complicated and long. I know it’s also tempting to turn away. But I hope we don’t. I’ve learned in my lifetime that trying to outrun pain is fruitless. It always, always catches up to you. Trying to numb it also doesn’t work, and yet that’s what is happening. We are becoming numb to the violence that is all around us. We scroll past school shootings. We scroll past the violence engulfing our cities. Our social media platforms are rife with verbal violence thrown at each other. Our political disagreements are violent and threatening. People are dying from drug overdoses in record numbers from their pain. There is pain everywhere—in every home and on every street corner.

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I see it…

First you have to say, I see the problem. I can solve the problem.I’m gonna do this thing -Connie Bourassa Shae

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You’re Ready

You’re never going to be 100% ready and its never going to be just the right time, but that’s the point it means that every moments is also the right moment. You just have to do it!

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The Art of Being a Welcomed Houseguest

— Ditch the cellphone. Someone has invited you into their home and likely wants your attention and time. Nothing is ruder than a guest who is constantly checking emails or making private phone calls.

— Participate! You are there to enjoy your host’s company and that of their family. If an invitation is extended to you for an outing, attend, even if the selected activity might not be your favorite pastime.

 — Send a thank-you note. Regardless of the length of your stay, be sure to always send a thank-you note after your visit. This thoughtful gesture will always be appreciated.

–Cathy

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Financial Trauma

Healing money trauma feels like a deep sigh and a burst of freedom.

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