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I’ve recently found myself reflecting on one of my favorite songs: The Greatest Love of All by the legendary Whitney Houston.
You see, last week, I had this incredible opportunity to do a Human Design reading with a truly enlightened 17-year old.
He is an author.
And, he truly blew my mind …
I was taken aback a little, as he had quite a
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One of my favorite cartoons growing up in the 80’s was a show I would argue was way ahead of its time. Not so much for the visual effects, but the premise and meaning of what it represented.
That cartoon was the Care Bears.Â
Let’s explore why I feel this cartoon was so revolutionary …
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In a world that often seems chaotic and divided, there’s an undercurrent of change brewing right now, ready to break through, beneath the surface.Â
It’s a shift so profound, yet so subtle, that many might miss it if they’re not paying attention. But for those of us who are tuned in, who are listening with our hearts and souls, the message
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When it comes to Human Design, let’s face it … there’s no shortage of information. You can start down one path and finds yourself going to a never-ending quest of various rabbit holes, one after another.Â
In doing this work now over the last six years, I am no rookie when it comes to rabbit-hole diving in the context of Human Design.
And,
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This past Sunday, July 7th, a notable mark in sports history (or should I say … her-story) was made as the Chicago Cubs had their first-ever, all-female live broadcast.
“Why is this significant?” you might ask.
Well, as the great-granddaughter of the first woman to ever own an MLB team, this moment in baseball history hit...
Ever been told to “dial it down” or to “bring it down a notch”?
Or, worse … that you were “too much”?
I grew up hearing these phrases and more. From the time I could speak, I was given a consistent message that I was “too much” and, that, somehow, I seriously needed to dial it all down.Â
Needless to say, I questioned my self-worth on a r
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We live under the notion that somehow we need to get all our ducks in a row before we can take massive action.Â
I’m curious, what ducks?
The idea of waiting until everything is just so … or, that somehow I have to wrangle in these ducks and get them all in a row … sounds like a lot of work, and a pathway for procrastination, delay, and disappoint...
I used to think that sharing my pain made me a victim. From an early age, I protected myself and shielding the challenges away from others.Â
Regardless of the turmoil often going on at home, the emotional, mental, and at times physical abuse at from my father, or when I felt lost, alone and as if the world was against me.
I kept in all sh
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So, recently there was a question posed on social media that went viral:Â
“Would you rather be alone in the woods with a man or a bear?”
The responses nearly broke the internet, as men were in an uproar to realize that for most women their answer would be emphatically: the bear.
I have to say, in light of recent events and reminders, I definitel...
Father’s Day celebrates the unbreakable bond between a father and his children, honoring the guiding presence and unwavering support of a paternal figure.
However, for some, including myself, this day is heavy with complex emotions, reminding us more of absence than presence, and of relationships fractured or lost.
For me, Father’
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