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Give the Gift of Being Heard: Holiday Listening Appointments Nov 20, 2024
The holidays bring reflection, gratitude, and a deeper appreciation for those who have been by our side. For many, it’s also a time to pause, regroup, and recharge before the new year begins. This holiday season, one of the most meaningful gifts you ...
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Difficult Conversations: How to Listen, Speak, and Connect Nov 17, 2024

Difficult conversations are an inevitable part of life, whether they arise with a partner, friend, colleague, or family member. These conversations can feel daunting, but they also hold the potential to deepen understanding and strengthen relationshi...

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Unity in Diversity: Embracing Our Shared Humanity Nov 10, 2024

Unity Begins Earlier Than We Think

I was about ten years old when an adult in my world made a racist joke.

I remember the moment clearly—not because of the joke itself, but because of what happened next. I looked at them and, without sarcasm or acc...

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Winning with Integrity: What Success Really Means Nov 03, 2024

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I was in graduate school taking a course on creativity when one day, our professor had us play musical chairs.

It came down to the last two people. The music stopped, and as...

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Acceptance Oct 27, 2024

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This morning, someone responded to one of my offers with, “Oh yeah, charge people for their struggles… that’ll help.” It got under my skin. Not in a dramatic way, but in that...

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Learning from Failure: How to Embrace Setbacks and Keep Moving Forward Oct 20, 2024

Failure is often seen as something to be avoided at all costs, a word loaded with negative connotations. When we even hear the word, we feel uncomfortable. Many of us are conditioned to believe that failure is a sign of inadequacy, but what if we shi...

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