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Stories, frameworks, and practices for shifting from drama to empowerment.

No Night, No Light

This week in the Northern hemisphere is the Winter Solstice. This is the shortest day of the year and signals the return of the light. The daylight is brief, paired with long dark nights. And for our friends in the…

How to Connect Beyond Words

As a professional coach for almost 25 years, I (Donna) deeply value the gift of listening—not to just the words spoken, but to the underlying emotions, aspirations, and unspoken thoughts with whom I wish to connect. This…

Transformation Is a Thing

This week's TED* Works! blog is written by Jessica Albert. A mom of two young boys, wife, friend, engineer, lover of life, ultimate bookworm extraordinaire who is absolutely obsessed with the power of transformation…

Listen for That Still Whisper

If you stop and listen, it is amazing how many voices you may hear inside your mind. Becoming aware of these voices is part of the mysterious experience that makes us conscious human beings. It can also be confusing to…

What Brings You Joy?

When you rest in the vibration of joy, you are shaping your mind to help keep your heart open, humble, and more grateful. Without joy, the grasping mind focuses on lack and limitation, which can lead to feeling…

We'll See

One thing has become abundantly clear these last few years – life is uncertain. Human beings are the only species that can imagine a future, which can serve you well when planning and creating a general direction for…

Slow Down and Take It Easy

Our human bodies were not built for this pace of life. We all feel it. Things are moving faster and faster. You may hope that life will someday get back to normal, but there is no evidence that modern life will slow…

Bystander or Witness?

This week's guest blog is written by Lynn Thorsell, an avid TED* Works! reader and coach & consultant at Lathyrus Leadership _____________________________I feel lost and I don’t know what to do. Physically, I know…

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