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Continue reading →: Day 6: IntentionJust for today, let’s replace ‘purpose’ with ‘intention.’ Then, choose what serves you. And stick with it.
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Continue reading →: Day 5: EnergyTo change our habits – including habits that can bring us more energy – we need to assess our neuroassociations.
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Continue reading →: Day 4: CreativitySeth Godin tells us that in order to do creative work – which sounds a lot like many things we do in life – we must detach ourselves from the desire to know the outcome. If I do A, it might not lead to B.
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Continue reading →: Day 3: CourageWhat are those small acts of courage that we can choose to do even when our choices are otherwise limited in this pandemic? What does it mean to live a wholehearted life?
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Continue reading →: Day 2: Self-compassionWhat do I have to befriend, accept, or, the opposite, consciously reject about myself to unlock a certain capability, a certain potential, if you will? Let’s remember: The words we use to describe our experience become our experience.
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Continue reading →: Day 1: KindnessThe good news here, even in a pandemic, is that there are always things we can do. And by doing those things, we make our lockdown days just a little bit more open. It’s…just…that simple.
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Continue reading →: UNLOCKED IN A LOCKDOWN: You’re Invited!It’s not a challenge, really (I’ve only chosen a trendy), but an invitation to open ourselves up to one single concept each day, to think about it more deeply, and see what it does to us. What it unlocks. Kindness, compassion, courage, and everything that comes with them.
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Continue reading →: Give Yourself That Credit. Do It Now!However you’ve arrived at the end of 2020 (bruised, bored, broken-hearted, in grief, or in strange sweatpants), you’ve made it. Now, give yourself some credit for it.
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Continue reading →: Be That PersonKindness might work like a superpower yet it’s way more accessible than a vibranium shield. We should never underestimate the power of conversation.
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Continue reading →: On Where/Who You AreOnce upon a time, in the good ol’ pre-pandemic times, I took the train to Edinburgh. My snack supplies were coming to their end, beautiful scenery was emerging, and an exciting long weekend was ahead. It was a long-awaited family weekend that not even a potentially terrible weather could stop.…
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