When I am feeling stretched too thin, stressed out or burnt out there are a few words of comfort I repeat like a mantra while meditating. The first words of comfort were memorized years ago from my Grandmother’s King James Bible. I am a deeply spiritual person, but not a religious one. But, these words…
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To Build the Life You Want, Create the Work You Love: The Spiritual Dimension of Entrepreneuring by Marsha Sinetar When I first read this book over ten years ago Marsha Sinetar’s description of a self-actualized individual generated a wide range of emotions from anger, to sadness and, most importantly, to hope. Part of me knew…
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Five things-words of advice I wish someone had told me when I was growing up… 1. Doing things you love and enjoy will always be easier to do than things you hate or dislike, but there will still be times when you don’t FEEL like doing them, but you do them anyway. 2. The best…
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enLIGHTened: How I Lost 40 Pounds with a Yoga Mat, Fresh Pineapples, and a Beagle Pointerby Jessica Berger Gross I ‘live in my head’ and usually give little or no thought to my physical self. I have been a vegetarian for ten years, but I am still overweight. I am healthy, but sometimes worry about…
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1. Tomorrow never comes 2. You can be one day older and one day further away, or one day older and one day closer to you dreams 3. You can’t move forward without taking your first step 4. You will never learn to run, if you don’t learn to walk first 5. Starting today will…
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I really didn’t expect the amount of feedback I received from this weeks newsletter. It was meant to be a simple, open, honest letter to my readers. It turned into a serious topic of debate. All I was really trying to say was, don’t put me or anyone else on a pedestal. Guides and mentors…
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Transitions: Making Sense of Life’s Changes, Revised 25th Anniversary Edition By William Bridges Sometimes life transitions can sneak up on us. From the outside it may look like we have a great family, great job and a wonderful life, but inside we feel unsettled and out of sorts. Something is wrong, we just don’t know…
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If you subscribe to The Dreaming Cafe’s newsletter or are a regular reader of this blog, you know that I divide my time between building a dream and working a full-time job. In addition to working mornings, lunch hours, evenings and weekends on building a new life, a life designed around writing and working for…
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There are many paths to self discovery and we need to explore them all to feel complete; to feel whole. Here are two pictorial explorations of my many creative journeys to self-discovery. A Creative Journey to Self-Discovery Mind Map A Creative Journey to Self-Discovery Maze Map
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Sometimes when going after our goals and dreams it can seem frustrating because there may be things we want to do but do not have the experience or skill level yet to accomplish them. My twin nephews, G &T, are like this when they get a new video game for their Nintendo DS or Game…
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