You Are Magnificent
The origin of the word encourage is “en-” “courage,” which means: “to cause (a person) to be in” [his]...
read moreThe origin of the word encourage is “en-” “courage,” which means: “to cause (a person) to be in” [his]...
read moreOne year ago, I started this blog. I thought that “choosing love” seemed important and possible. I was inspired by...
read moreWhat was your experience with “French model Tara Lynn”? When this woman caught my eye on Facebook yesterday (in a post...
read moreHow do you experience your value – that feeling of “enoughness” or measure of worthiness? If you don’t know,...
read moreWhat does it mean to be “faithful,” and when does an exchange go from appropriate to inappropriate? As a single 30-something woman...
read moreI’ve just returned home from a seriously magical 24 hour trip to Winnipeg and neighboring towns. The snafu: Upon my arrival to...
read moreComing off two days of speaking to 5000 middle and high school students about owning their worth and a month that included a magical...
read moreI’ve just returned from a trip half way around the world where I spoke with 3000 elementary through high school students on...
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