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Unshakeable Confidence: Facing Fear, Taking Risks, and Surviving the Falls

Posted on July 29, 2011 by in authentic, choice, commitment, confidence, decisions, fear, purpose, self care, taking risks

ziji (zē’jē) n. 1. radiant inner confidence I’m writing this sitting on a plane ride from North Carolina en route to Ashland via San Francisco. Sitting next to me is Fred, a Texan hydrogeologist. He tells me a story. It starts with a dream. Back in the day as a single man, he promised himself [...]

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Complaining: Do you find yourself complaining a lot these days, or know someone who does? Enter: CHOICE

Posted on April 30, 2011 by in authentic, choice, complaining, confidence, decisions, mindset, purpose, Uncategorized

  “Who you are, what you are, and where your life is going are all choices”~Joseph Luciani It can often be easy to fall into the mindset that life happens to us, and when we experience life from this point of view, we often fall into the pattern of complaining when things aren’t how we’d [...]

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Knock Kock-It’s Time to Wake Up!

Posted on March 11, 2011 by in cancer, clarity, confidence, death, decisions, fear, gratitude, purpose

As you may or may not know, I have a history of cancer (twice! and all clear for several years now), and I probably think about living fully, death, dying and such more than the average person. I got a pretty clear message the other day, and thought I had to share. I get annual [...]

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