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Bless My Mess

Bless My Mess

As I sit in my home office at six a.m. on a Sunday morning, doing my part on a biannual technology exercise, I looked around the room and said, “This place is a mess!” It’s not that I haven’t been conscious of the mess, but as it happens, life and all its sucky parts...

Bless My Mess

As I sit in my home office at six a.m. on a Sunday morning, doing my part on a biannual technology exercise, I looked around the room and said, “This place is a mess!” It’s not that I haven’t been conscious of the mess, but as it happens, life and all its sucky parts got in the way of organized chaos over the past...

Remember Your Why

Remember Your Why

I’ve always been a hard worker. I can’t say that I have played as hard or as much as I work, but I am working to put that into better balance. My wiring makes that a little difficult, but I try anyway. The past few years since the pandemic have been an intense ramp-up...

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The Art of Life

The Art of Life

I’ve been toiling away at a hobby business that brings me great joy and sometimes unanticipated frustration. Vintage and antique resale is a booming business for several reasons. First, nostalgia sells. Many people either crave the simpler times in which they were...

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Second Winds

Second Winds

For most of corporate America, tied to the daily grind of routines, some which are still in-office, the idea of retirement can be a dream come true. However, as people live longer and remain stronger and more able-bodied than previous generations, the possibility of...

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In the Dark

In the Dark

April 8, 2024 is a day for the history books. Millions of people flocked to prime viewing points across the United States to get a glimpse of the highly marketed solar eclipse. For approximately 20 minutes, those of us in its path were in the dark. Very much like...

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The Same, But Different

The Same, But Different

As children, we long to belong. Groups, friendship circles, and even our own families are bonding opportunities meant to bring us together with people like ourselves. But not everyone always feels included by those around them. Religion, physical attractiveness,...

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Editing Your Self Image

Editing Your Self Image

Maintaining Personal Style While Working at Home During one of my recent mindless social media scrolling sessions, I came across an interesting weeklong master-class series called “Live Like an Editor” hosted by Tonya Leigh. As a writer, I was intrigued with the...

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Those Who Can, Teach

Those Who Can, Teach

There’s an old saying about teaching that suggests practitioners and educators were squarely in two separate camps; those who can do something and those who teach something. The saying eventually evolved to, “Those Who Can, Do. Those Who Can’t, Teach.” The injustice...

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When Passion Meets Purpose

When Passion Meets Purpose

Recently, I signed up for a 12-week spiritually based finance course to sharpen my spending, savings, and investment habits. The Wealth with God course also includes charitable activities, as well as both financial and time commitments. All prerecorded during the...

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Underemployed Euphoria

Underemployed Euphoria

Ladder-climbing professionals across industries and business sectors have begun looking at the rung below and seeing it with a fresh set of eyes. Choosing to pursue and take a lower position has always been frowned upon by recruiters and hiring executives alike;...

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