Are you cyclically confused? In a ceremonial quandary? Completely clueless? Wonder no more. The What, When, Where, Why, How, and Who of Ceremony & Spirituality

Among the joys and blessings in my life I count my family, my friends, my work and my faith. But on those days when none of the first three seem to be much of a blessing or joy... I turn to a very special prayer from the Baha'i Faith

Lists are handy to help you stay organized. But, what if your list leads you into overwhelm instead of focus, achievement, and fulfillment?

It’s hard to believe that I had almost forgotten that March was National Women’s History Month. I think the women (and men, too, for that matter) who capture my greatest respect are those who do whatever it takes to overcome some impossible obstacle.

I’ve always been told that good communication begins with good listening. And I’ve often wondered how many misunderstandings and conflicts could have been avoided by better listening.

There’s a contrast in the idea that you have to work at allowing yourself to be open to receive what you desire. Without meaning to, you block or delay receiving if you “work” at allowing it.

Arrogance will poison any relationship — whether the relationship is between husbands and wives, parents and children, bosses and their employees, or leaders and their constituents.

There can be no worse pain than for a parent to lose a child to suicide. In my journey, I had to decide to reach beyond anguish for peace and healing.

"Catching the Light" speaks to the bereaved and to anyone who loves someone who grieves.

Concepts about Give and Receive influence your choices and outcomes. Misunderstood or misconstrued concepts can lead to frustration.

Perhaps we’ve all thrown one of these at least once in our lives. Maybe we know some folks who throw one every day. My favorite occasion for a pity party is when I’m feeling unappreciated and misunderstood.

Goals and desired outcomes seem to come in two flavors: the ones easier to achieve and the ones we struggle with. There’s a word you can apply to both that can shift the quality of your experiences and take some of the “charge” out of struggle.

As a parent the hardest thing to do is watch and experience your children’s behavioral problems. I am thrilled to share with you an information packed interview with James Lehman. James is a behavioral therapist and the creator of The Total Transformati

No matter their gender, age, nationality or sport, Olympic athletes exude a spirit of endeavor that inspires me to keep reaching for my own dreams and goals. And I want to cheer them on as they reach for theirs!

This Valentine’s Day, let William Penn’s words about love be your guide.

Your gift is what you do in your unique way. Ironically, you may do it so naturally, you don’t recognize it for what it is or realize what you might do with it.

Are you cyclically confused? In a ceremonial quandary? Completely clueless? Wonder no more. The What, When, Where, Why, How, and Who of Ceremony & Spirituality

All the strategies, systems, programs, books you’ve invested in that haven’t shifted your prosperity or life experience may have missed one key point. You may not realize approval, rather than value-for-value, is your imprinted “currency” exchange.

"The Age of Stupid," a 2009 docudrama set in 2055, asks "What state of mind were we in to face extinction and simply shrug it off?"

When you feel out of balance and want to shift this, you have to get your thoughts, emotions, and attitude shifted to a better energy level before you do anything else. An attitude improved even a small amount opens your mind to possibilities.

Does the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland have a soul?

If you’re like me, to stop procrastinating is easier said than done. But I’m getting tired of promising myself that I won’t wait until the last minute next time. I’m putting a stop to putting it off!

Many individuals don’t go after their dream because they don’t think they can, should, it’s too small, or “don’t know” what it is. Are any of these holding you back?

2010 arrived on the back of a gorgeous blue moon, and with it a renewed sense of hope.

Have you broken your New Year’s resolutions yet? Have you been part of a failed organizational change effort? If so, you’re not alone.

Maybe traveling isn’t as easy as it once was. Maybe it takes longer to get where you want to go and do what you want to do. Why should you stop going and stay home?

I’m a solopreneur who enjoys what I do; so I was amazed when I woke one morning not wanting to do any of it! I had to assess what had happened and flip it.

Be perfect or be on purpose? Which one of these has been “driving your bus” so far? If you or someone you know struggles with perfectionism, can this hold you back from living on purpose?

Every time disaster strikes, there will be those that conclude God’s will is at work. But I just can’t believe that God’s will for His children is pain and suffering.

Goals, Strategies, and Systems vs. Magnetic Visions. What thoughts are triggered when you consider this? Which one feels like a better “ride” for you?

If we’re going to make and implement goals, we need to believe our goals are attainable. Believing something might not be possible is surely self-defeating.

The British film “An Education” is an artful and engaging coming of age story based on a memoir. Why are we promptly told that one of the main characters is Jewish (with familiar stereotypes) when his religion adds nothing to the plot?

How many times when making a resolution, taking an action or when thinking about something you’re striving or hoping for, are you apprehensive, doubtful, leery, skeptical, unbelieving, wary or uptight about the desired results?

Are you cyclically confused? In a ceremonial quandary? Completely clueless? Wonder no more. The What, When, Where, Why, How, and Who of Ceremony & Spirituality

Did you get the answer to this question immediately? Horace said, “Life is largely a matter of expectations.” Expectations have a lot to do with the one thing you can control.