Good Health: Why Risk it?

| October 11, 2011 | 5 Comments

As a Massage Therapist, I have seen both sides of health. The good and the bad. Over the years, I have witnessed the effects stress has on individuals. I have learned the signs of ill-health, of dis-ease, of dis-function. The body is created to function properly within certain perimeters. It’s a perfect system. If we [...]

is on her way to creating World Peace - one massage at a time. On-site Chair Massage and In-Home table massage. Bringing Stress Relief to You.
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Risking a Walk in a Parade

| October 10, 2011 | 3 Comments

Yesterday I marched in my 8th Pride Parade. I can’t say I love doing it. To be honest, I truly wish that it wasn’t necessary. I wish there was no line (seen or imagined) that separated “us” from “them,” “gay” from “straight.” I wish… I walked with a group of 30 folks who “played a [...]

is tethered to her village. The middle daughter of a middle daughter, she and her partner co-parent two boys (11 and 8) with their two dads. Life rarely seems easy, but in it, there is energy and wisdom -- and, it seems -- just enough humor to get the village through their days.
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Lessons from the Scythe Tree

| October 8, 2011 | 1 Comments

In 1861, twenty-six year old James Johnson was swinging his scythe on the family farm in New York State. He was contemplating the call for citizens to enlist in the Union Army. He stopped what he was doing, went inside the farmhouse and informed his parents that he was heeding his patriotic duty to enlist. [...]

lives up to her name, which means “bee.” She is busy, productive, efficient, beneficial to others, a team player and goal oriented. Her passion is designing and creating marketing materials, manuals, documents, presentations and social marketing campaigns. The job that brings her the most pride is raising four beautiful daughters. Visit her website at www.planbee.biz.
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TTFN

| October 7, 2011 | 3 Comments

Dear Friends, I’ve chosen to take some time off from this blog.  I will be with you in spirit as I read your entries and cheer you on.  I will probably be taking plenty of risks, so I hope I’ll have a lot to report when I return.  But, as I wrote in my last [...]

is a sometimes peaceful, sometimes frazzled individual who works to raise a daughter, build a marriage, and explore the human condition through theatre, art, music, history, literature, and relationship.
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My little game

| September 23, 2011 | 1 Comments

I’m pondering another life change.  I don’t know if it counts as a risk, but I think any change is inherently risky, so here goes: I’m thinking about closing in.  Cutting back.  Focusing.  Minimizing.  Simplifying for a while. If you know me, you know this is a ridiculous idea.  I can’t resist opportunities for adventure, [...]

is a sometimes peaceful, sometimes frazzled individual who works to raise a daughter, build a marriage, and explore the human condition through theatre, art, music, history, literature, and relationship.
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What if…

| September 20, 2011 | 2 Comments

As I sit before this blank screen, knowing it’s my day to contribute a post, yet not knowing what to write, I am reminded of what I tell my clients when they say they can’t think of any risks to take.  “Start with looking at your day,” I say.  “Is there anything that you want [...]

has an infectious zeal for coaching people who want to do enlivening work and live inspired lives. She's fired up about the power of taking risks - great and small - and the rewards that come as a result. She's also passionate about (1) creativity and authenticity and their potential to change the world, (2) frolicking with her adorable four-legged children, and (3) retreating with those she loves at her farm in Southeast Georgia, Brinson's Race. Visit her website at True Voices.
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Living on the Edge

| September 19, 2011 | 2 Comments

Today is the very first work day in my new office. After 9 years running my business from a home office, I’ve rented office space out in the “real world.” I chose an office location very close to home – just a little over 4 miles – so the commute would be minimal.I was actually [...]

coaches entrepreneurs, leaders and marketers in the professional services world. She has noticed that taking risks, whether bold and scary or seemingly small (and easy to avoid) creates a fresh awareness of the joy, audacity and quiet reverence of a full-spectrum life. Its not just about doing more stuff its about hanging out more in the sweet spot of life. Visit Martha's website.
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Water, Water, Everywhere???

| September 18, 2011 | 4 Comments

I live in Central Texas and we have been experiencing a terrible drought AND temperatures which have been over 100 degrees for 85 days this summer. It has been brutal for everyone but especially for farmers whose crops are ruined and for ranchers who have had to sell their cattle because there was no grass [...]

is a retired banker who's embarrassed to be technoligically illiterate, but proud to be Laura's mother. She realizes that at her advanced age, she's done more risking than she has yet to do, but is willing to risk this.
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Remembering 9/11

| September 11, 2011 | 1 Comments

I’m quite sure everyone remembers where they were on 9/11. I think it is essential that we remember, even though we may be tempted to forget. In trying to forget, it’s possible we will also forget all the goodness that has happened since that tragic day. I am sharing my story and encourage you do [...]

is on her way to creating World Peace - one massage at a time. On-site Chair Massage and In-Home table massage. Bringing Stress Relief to You.
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Words To Live By

| September 9, 2011 | 4 Comments

“It’s risky” said Experience “It’s pointless” Reason chimed in “Give it a try” the Heart whispered   Found on The Artist’s Business Digest

is a successful artist and website designer from East Atlanta Village where she lives with her partner and five dogs. Lori enjoys working in the garden, riding motorcycles and doing volunteer work but when she's not busy running around, she can be found engrossed in a good book.
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