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What Do You Think You’ll Regret The Most? The Things You Did Or The Things You Didn’t Do?
Think about it. When you look back on your life is it your mistakes that haunt you to this day or is it the opportunities you let pass you by? I think for most of us we automatically go to … Continue reading
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The Absolute Art Of Vulnerability
In yesterday’s blog (Is Intelligence The New Sexy?) I touched on vulnerability. Its importance in the art of being sexy. Because confidence is sexy but confidence without vulnerability can sometimes border on arrogance. And arrogance is not so sexy, right? … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, confess, confidence, Disney, email, faith, heart, heartache, heartbreak, movie, own, power, resilence, sexy, tough, vulnerability
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So What Exactly Is The Purpose Of Life?
When I asked this question on social media I was gifted with many different answers. From “there is no purpose” to “if you need a purpose go find one” to “helping others” to “finding happiness” and “giving and receiving love” … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, adventure, blessings, contentment, fight, forward, fulfillment, happiness, learn grow, life, love, motion, purpose
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Are You A Traveling Fool or A Traveling FOOL?
I recently returned from a lovely one week stay on the island of Roatan. Well, actually one week and one extra day and we’ll get to that in a moment. Just in case you’re wondering about Roatan (most people do) … Continue reading
Love: Why Your Choice May Be Destined To NOT Work (and there’s a quiz!)
Many years ago I read a book by Helen Fisher called Why Him, Why Her. This very clever woman created a questionnaire which allows you to determine if you are a Director or a Negotiator (one category) and if you … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, build, builder, change, common ground, director, dopamine, emotion, excitement, explorer, feel, Helen Fisher, home, negotiator, nest, personality test, serotonin, Why Her, Why Him
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