I received this article in my inbox a few days ago from Paula Chaffee Scardamalia, a creativity coach and intuitive, who sends out a weekly ezine called Divine Muse-ings. I thought this one was especially brilliant and wanted to share it with you. Here it is in its entirety, with Paula's blessing. I need to … Continue reading To Err is Human, to Own it is Divine
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A Magical Weekend
On July 3oth, I traveled to Brown University, in Providence, Rhode Island, to attend the 34th Annual Summer Writing Conference of The International Women's Writing Guild. The lovely IWWG founder, Hannelore Hahn, was a guest speaker at one of our local writing meetups a few months ago. After hearing her speak and mentioning the purpose … Continue reading A Magical Weekend
Revisiting Those New Year’s Resolutions
We're more than halfway through the year. Can you believe it? As summer's end looms over me, I'm experiencing feelings of slight panic. Am I still on track with those resolutions and goals I declared in January? Have I accomplished what I set out to do, or anything at all? Have I fallen out of … Continue reading Revisiting Those New Year’s Resolutions
Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead: A Documentary
*Please do not use the contact form on this website to send a message to Joe. Use this form to contact him instead. Thank you!* Fat, sick, and nearly dead. That was the condition Joe Cross lived in until he decided to take charge of his health and his life. Joe, a successful businessman from … Continue reading Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead: A Documentary
Bite Your Words
Remember the post Eating Your Words on Purpose? Here is a continuation of the conversation about food-related words. Words Are Food Phrases #2: How do you eat an elephant? I think we all know the answer to this riddle...One bite at a time. I love this saying because it plunges deeper than the surface answer … Continue reading Bite Your Words
Kristin Rath 