Share It’s time for another Crock-Pot post (yes, I just made that up): sometimes I get hit with so many unrelated miscellaneous links, articles, and cool things to share that I decide to throw it all into a big stew and serve it up. Bon appetite! Happy Thoughts – Delivered Daily I’m a sucker for [...]
Share Two years ago, when my parents and friends were my only blog subscribers and I had just started coaching, a woman named Susan Biali commented on my blog with a note of encouragement. When I saw that she was a flamenco-dancing doctor, life-coach, author AND speaker who split her time living between Mexico and [...]
Continue reading about On Generosity and Gold Dust: Lessons from a Mentor (& Giveaway of Her Book)
Share The world is re-created in every instant of time, and this moment is always your life’s beginning. No matter how many years have been stolen from you by your own ignorance, by cruel fate, or by the acts of others, you have a clean, broad slate before you. In this instant – this one [...]
Continue reading about Martha Beck – Wizard vs. Lizard: The Battle for Your Brain
Share Last week I announced that I’m giving away two copies of the prettiest book that’s ever graced my coffee table, The Visual Miscellaneum by David McCandless. I loved your comments! Some of my favorites: Mark KS – Linked to Hans Rosling’s TED Talk (uses “cool data tools to show how countries are pulling themselves [...]
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Share Ladies and gentleman: I present you with The Visual Miscellaneum – a book I want to cuddle with and keep forever. My blog has actually gotten to the point where I have more publicists offering to send books than I have time to review, which for a book worm is pretty cool! But when [...]
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Share It is my pleasure to introduce you to Phil Villarreal – one of the funniest (and most supportive) people I’ve met through my blog. Phil recently published his book, Secrets of a Stingy Scoundrel, after seven failed manuscripts over seven years. I admire his persistence and sense of humor. As one reviewer describes him, [...]
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