“Tears are in my eyes having just finished your book. I LOVE it. It resonates so deeply with me, the experiences I have had in my own life, my own self-doubt, and reclaiming my inner love for myself. The stories, the raw emotions of what you took from those moments is truly inspiring and amazing. You soak it all in, whether it is the best of times (applause EARNED) or the difficult realizations of life changes that prove you can never go back. This is a story that needs to be read. Women who are facing their own challenges with aging need this inspiration. I know I did.” –Gwendolyn Z.
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I enjoyed reading it very much. I think your message of not accepting age as an inevitable decline will really resonate with most men. Physical changes do not have to mean that we don’t have options for being active, participating and staying healthy, and for men, where physical prowess is a measure of masculinity, that’s a message I understand, and that speaks to me.”—Martin B.
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Don’t Believe Everything You Think
I’m listening to the Boston Marathon coverage in the background as I write this post. Each of the elite runners has worked to earn a top starting point, and each one is focused on one thing—crossing the finish line ahead of everyone else. As a longtime runner myself, I have great appreciation for …
Seeing With the Eye of Your Heart
Our whole business in this life, is to heal the eye of our heart, whereby God may be seen. I heard this quote in a conversation the other day, and it really made me think about the value of doing personal growth work. We often live inside a barrier of our wounds, and the energy …
Time for some Christmas Festivi-tea!
Isn’t it just plain fun to dress up and have a holiday tea party? One of my close girlfriends has a birthday close to Christmas and we use that excuse to pull out the wedding silver, get some yummy (and pretty!) tea sandwiches, and enjoy a few hours together during the holidays. This group of friends …
SO….WHAT’S THE GIFT IN THAT?
We’ve all heard about how important it is to find things to be grateful for, right? It’s easy to be grateful for kindnesses shown to us from others; finding a parking place close to the door in a full parking lot; a spontaneous hug from your child. But what about being grateful for harder things: …