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The Game of Life

What Game Are You Really Playing? The Origins of the Metaphor of Life As a Game Since the 1600s, great thinkers have used the metaphor of life as a game or performance. Shakespeare famously wrote, “All the world’s a stage, and all the…
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The 5 Wisdom Teachings of the Oyster

The Metaphor of the Pearl The oyster's journey of pearl formation is a metaphor for overcoming adversity. Difficult situations can be the source of our greatest blessings and growth if we respond with courage and perseverance. How and Why…
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Souls Onboard

  Recognizing the Sacred in Every Life We Encounter             In aviation and maritime communication, the term “souls onboard” is used during emergencies to communicate the number of living human beings onboard a vessel.…

The Power of Questions: Why Curiosity Changes Everything

Have you ever noticed how a single question can completely shift your perspective? So often, we are looking for answers, solutions, fixes, and explanations to alleviate our discomfort. But what if the real transformation begins not…

Consciousness Ecology: Inner Clarity In a Noisy World

  Our world is overflowing with the noise of media, other people's opinions, and the demands and distractions in our lives. It’s easy to lose touch with our own inner compass. Yet, amid this external chaos lies an extraordinary opportunity:…

When Your Dreams Don’t Come True

How often are you disappointed? Do your disappointments tend to be about life-altering things or just not getting what you want in daily life? Just because we want something doesn’t mean it will or should show up in our life. The…

Do You Feel Like You’re On The Outside Looking In?

One theme I have noticed with many of my mentoring clients is the feeling of being on the outside looking in. This might be how they feel in a particular social situation such as with their family, at work, or with a particular group of friends.…

Are You Suffering Unnecessarily?

Do you often find yourself saying “It isn’t fair” or thinking you have more than your share of suffering? Do you play the story of “what happened to you” over and over in your mind like a hamster running in his wheel? Consider…

How to Maintain Your Inner Well-Being – Part 2

Did you know that your brain gives preference to visual information? Researchers L.D. Rosenblum, Harold Stolovitch, and Erica Keeps refer to our senses as learning portals. They offer the following statistics regarding the percentage of data…

How to Maintain Your Inner Well-Being – Part 1

If any of the following sound familiar, you will be delighted to know you can eliminate them all! Feeling like an outsider Never feeling like you are good enough Being aware of an inner emotional heaviness or depression Experiencing…

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