1 A line in an old journal I reread this morning made me think of the mothers in Argentine who gather in the Plaza de Mayo every Thursday afternoon. They have gathered there since 1977, wearing white head scarves embroidered with the names of their disappeared children, lost during the Dirty War. Then my thoughts [...]
Keep readingToday the doors open for B-School enrollment. Just a gentle reminder — look past the excitement and ask yourself, “Is this what I truly need right now for my business growth?” and “Do I have the time and energy for this learning?” I took B-School last year after being self-employed for 23+ years and I [...]
Keep readingAre you weary of disasters? Exhausted by tragedy? Worn about by the scope of world wide suffering? If so, you are not alone. As the planet changes with global warming and we deal with living in a hyper-connected world, compassion fatigue is a big issue for all of us loving aware types. Here’s one way [...]
Keep readingHere is what I noticed in August: A wilder calling to yet uncharted place that requires silence as my teacher. Make art or my soul crinkles up like the old carrots in the crisper. Self-trust result in asking for what I want — and getting it. I don’t have to compromise right out of the [...]
Keep readingToday’s post is by my friend Anne DeMarsay. We met in 1992 when she attended one of my very first workshops. She is amazing. She allowed me to share her take on Gil Scott-Heron’s famous poem and wanted you to read this first: Gil Scott-Heron wrote his song out of anger and the fear that [...]
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