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How My Ex and I Created a Beautiful Friendship

When my ex-wife and I separated in 1999 and divorced two years later, I never imagined that we would one day spend a week together as friends. Over the past quarter century, our lives had rarely crossed, except on the day our divorce was finalized and at our daughter’s wedding in 2012. Yet here we were, sitting across from…

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How I Found Emotional Freedom and 3 Unexpected Benefits

“We delight in the beauty of the butterfly, but rarely admit the changes it has gone through to achieve that beauty.” ~Maya Angelou What if the person you’re trying hardest to please is you? For years, I wore a mask—a professional, composed, always-on version of myself that I thought everyone expected. My need to please and perform was deeply…

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How to Live a Joy-Filled Life with Chronic Illness

“Living with chronic illness isn’t a life half-lived; it’s an opportunity to redefine what it means to be truly alive, resilient, and whole.” ~Christopher Reynolds I have spent the past eleven years of my life in chronic pain. While this journey has been long, excruciatingly difficult, and deeply lonely, I am beginning to come to peace with my body. After…

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8 Good Morning Inspirations You Need to Try Each Day

Let’s be honest: Mornings are tough.  In fact, mornings are the time when our cortisol levels are at their highest. It’s no wonder so many people experience morning anxiety and stress. So, maybe you’re in need of a bit of morning inspiration, something to help you get your day off on the right foot and The post 8…

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You Are Your Problem—And Your Solution

From Victim to Victor

You know that thing you’ve been struggling with? That goal you’ve been chasing but can’t seem to reach? That dream that feels just out of grasp? Here’s the hard truth: you are your problem. Now, before you get defensive, hear me out. It’s not your circumstances. It’s not other people. It’s not bad luck or an unfair world. The…

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Do You Have Seasonal Affective Disorder? 8 Signs & Ways to Help

Every year, approximately 10 million Americans experience Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), with another 10-20% suffering from a milder form known as the “winter blues.” For these individuals, the shorter, darker days of fall and winter trigger a profound shift in mood and energy that can significantly impact daily life—and even have cascading adverse effects on The post Do…

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