By Jo Mooy The statistics say 244 million fled their homeland last year—and all were searching for something much bigger than a physical dwelling. What’s a home? It’s a physical address with a number nailed on the front wall. It’s…
A Happy Outcome is Assured
By Alan Cohen Because love is our nature and destiny, eventually everything will be healed. Can you imagine being an adopted child reunited with your birth mother after 60 years? My friend Diane signed up for a genealogy research service,…
The Natural Rhythm of the Universe
By Marylois R. Schott Connecting in peace and oneness as the cycle of life ends. It is my passionate lifework to assist those who are transitioning from this world. I hold a position of peace for them, a space that…
Falling Up Part 2: We Can Make Change Happen
By Dana Liesegang with Natasha Stoynoff I was at a dinner party with a bunch of friends not long ago when the subject of rape in the military came up. “It doesn’t happen,” said one guest, a National Guardsman, who…
Falling Up, Part 1: The Gift of Forgiveness
By Dana Liesegang with Natasha Stoynoff A few days before Christmas 2012, I decided that I’d give the gift of forgiveness to another man who’d hurt me: Bruce. I Googled his name like I’d done before to try to find…
Laugh, Cry, Feel and, Most Importantly, Heal
by Tasha Champion My smile is the most authentic it has ever been. The journey to get here wasn’t easy but well worth it. My name is Tasha Champion, I am a Certified Master Life Coach, and here is my…
Navigate Your Ship
By Lotus Josiah Seng How to listen to the signals from your body and then follow them to find true happiness in your life and career. Once upon a time, I was reflecting upon my journey as a career executive…
7 Abiding Tenets to Follow Your Dreams
by Carleen Moscati I was fortunate enough to grow up in a home where I witnessed first-hand that even the most impossible of dreams are attainable. Of course I didn’t realize it at the time, but when it mattered it…
Don’t Change Who You Are Find Where You Fit
By Jessamine Gibb In self-development and business circles there has been a lot of discussion around how to become a more “positive” person, how to have more extroverted behavior styles, how to be more motivated, what to do about employees…
A Climb to the Top
By Lonny Reardon As a kid in Newfoundland, Canada, I grew up through some very hard times. My dad was an alcoholic, we were poor, and I saw many terrible things that a child should never see. As a result,…