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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,...

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, popularity, political beliefs, and financial status are...

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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Shifting Gears

Shifting Gears

Career transitions are seldom easy and rarely happen overnight. Often, a change in direction is connected to another shift that leads you on a totally different path. Loss of loved ones, health issues, relationships, a job, or even a beloved pet can be catalysts for...

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Leveling Up While Stacking Up Habits

Leveling Up While Stacking Up Habits

Whether you are a full-time remote employee, a hybrid worker, or somewhere in between, there is typically some concern about futureproofing your career against the veil of invisibility. In other words, protecting your current role and prospects against the remote...

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Finding Flow

Finding Flow

The concept of flow was first coined in the 1960s by psychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi.  Originally studying the intense focus artists had during the creative process, Csikszentmihalyi discovered that when in Flow, artists relentlessly pushed through until the end...

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Calling or Career

Calling or Career

With corporate America still grappling to reclaim its footing in a post-pandemic return to the office world, people are spending more time and energy contemplating their purpose and the passions that fuel them. No longer willing to accept blanket job offers with...

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Closure

Closure

Never underestimate the importance of getting or giving closure.  For twenty plus years, I waited for someone to return for closure. That day never arrived. Because of the harsh words exchanged and the distance erected on both sides, I spent two decades in bitter...

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Want to receive regular updates about what it take to live a life well-lived? Does it take money? Or maybe having great relationships with the people around you?  At Dutch Moore Living, we give you stories, advice, tips, and just about anything under the sun when it comes to living your best life.  This mother and daughter team behind Dutch Moore’s lifestyle blog, will share with you our love for travel, art, fashion, and living life to the fullest.

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