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Discover Your Purpose and Live Your Genius

Posted on November 17, 2011 by in authentic, choice, clarity, confidence, courage, decisions, entrepreneur, fear, inspiration, making decisions, mindset, purpose, taking risks

Many of us spend a lot of time doing things we’re good at…if we’re lucky, maybe even things we’re great at. However, very few of us hang out in our GENIUS for very long (or even know what our genius is, for that matter!). Read on for a little help finding out what your genius [...]

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Learning to Let Go – Lessons of Autumn

Posted on September 24, 2011 by in authentic, choice, clarity, complaining, confidence, courage, decisions, fear, making decisions, purpose, taking risks

“Wouldn’t it be terrible if the trees outside identified themselves by their leaves? These are very flimsy things to be attached to.” ~ Adyashanti in Emptiness Dancing Indeed it would be terrible! Especially come Autumn when they all fall away! Imagine all those trees bending over with their branches frantically scrambling to pick up their [...]

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7 Steps to Master The Art of Doing Nothing

Posted on August 25, 2011 by in authentic, clarity, decisions, inspiration, mindset, purpose, self care

“L’arte di non fare niente” As you practice saying the Italian phrase above with the accompanying hand gestures and exaggerated accent (hmmm maybe it’s just me who does that with Italian…), know that it means, “The art of doing nothing.” You might say, “Sure, I know how to do nothing!” We all “know” how to [...]

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“Car”ma, Community, and Connections

Posted on February 20, 2011 by in community, decisions, gratitude

I’d been driving over the Siskiyou Pass towards San Francisco in my trusty 2008 Subaru Outback when I decided to christen her with the name “Rocinante.”  I hadn’t been inspired by a name until that drive. However, on this day, as I saw the volcanic valleys stretched before me and Mount Shasta boldly standing her [...]

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