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Living

Reminder that work shouldn’t be the center of our lives, living should be at the center of life.  Imagine that your life were represented by a tree (hey, tree of life)! Our work is one of the branches, not the … Continue reading

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Awe

Awe and mindfulness are related in the sense that both involve a heightened state of awareness and present-moment focus. Remember that incorporating awe into your daily life can enhance well-being, foster creativity, broaden perspective, and deepen social connections. We want … Continue reading

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Borrowed

People don’t belong to us. They aren’t our possessions. If they were, we’d have control of how and when they come and go. I believe that everyone, from strangers to our loved ones, are spiritual beings that we are allowed … Continue reading

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Creative Rest

If you wake up feeling exhausted or dreading going to work, you might be lacking creative rest. The purpose of creative rest is to feel inspired about something, whether you’re taking a walk in nature or doing a craft. “Creative … Continue reading

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Four Categories of Regrets

Daniel Pink asserts that what stands out most about regrets is their ubiquity and common underlying structure. Our regrets tend to fall into four main categories:

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