It can happen when you start something new or bump into something old: you feel contrasts that seem like walls. What if a wall is really a bridge in disguise?

Is soulful leadership in Afghanistan possible?

This has been a rough year on many fronts. And I’m ready for how the Christmas season makes me feel. How about you?

Surely, the mental energy you’re giving current (or old) issues is accomplishing something, right? It depends on if you’re thinking or processing.

It came to me to write about the silence as I worked with that silence for long hours this past two weeks.

When we’re struggling with depleted savings, job loss, limited income, separation from family or illness, it can be hard to see the light at the end of what feels like a very dark tunnel.

You may have a core “switch” set to keep you safe. What if self-sabotage is actually your switch doing its job? Maybe it’s time you give this a closer look.

Even though my bank account is the smallest it’s been in a few years, I’ve never been as excited for Black Friday as I am this year.

There has been a steep rise lately in mail I receive from people asking me questions concerning discernment. “Upon what source can I rely? What book can I trust? What organization is truly positive? How can I know what I know for sure?”

Steve Jobs was named CEO of the decade Thursday. Is he an executive with soul?

When negativity knocks at your door, do you recognize it and send it away? Or do you invite it in for dinner, or worse, to stay with you as long as it likes—possibly for your lifetime?

Are you struggling with depression, loneliness or fear and wondering where God is? You’re not alone, my friend.

Thousands of protesters converged on the American Bankers Association in Chicago last week. Is soulful banking possible?

Teachings that distort basic spiritual truths with outrageous claims and dangerous applications undermine and turn people away from spirituality while reinforcing negative stereotypes.