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We are stronger as a tribe. The key to connection and healing is curiosity; Asking brave questions. This blog is for the seekers and truth-tellers.

Shelley Shelley

Unprecedented

We are living in unprecedented times. It is time to show our unprecedented strength.

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Shelley Shelley

Emotional Decluttering

Just as an overabundance of the “stuff” we accumulate over the course of our lives can overwhelm our physical space, so, too, can the overabundance of thought patterns, habits, and beliefs overwhelm our mental space. Maybe it’s time to reclaim our space by letting go.

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Bhavna Shyamalan Bhavna Shyamalan

The Reality of our Reality

We rely on our memories as fact, but research has shown the fallibility of human recall. Why is memory so unreliable and what does this mean for our relationships?

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Alena Alena

Among Friends

A meditation on common courtesy, and what it can mean for our close relationships.

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Shelley Shelley

It’s What You Do Next

Life isn't about what you do when things are going well. It's what you do when things are difficult. Obstacles arise. The question is... what will you do next?

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Shelley Shelley

More Than Motivation

Why do we do the things we do and what drives us to pursue the next big thing? When motivation isn't as simple as it seems.

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Alena Alena

To an Olympian, from a Girl with Broad Shoulders

This summer’s Olympic Games have brought us strong female athletes who have shared impactful messages about women in sports. This week’s post highlights how one particular athlete touched the author, and is helping her and others to heal.

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Shelley Shelley

Quieting the Waterfall

It’s far too easy to get lost in the noise of your crashing thoughts. Take a moment today to quiet the noise and be exactly where you are.

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Shelley Shelley

A New Kind of PR

In a world where numbers are used to indicate our success, what would happen if whe we chose to redefine our personal best?

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Bhavna Shyamalan Bhavna Shyamalan

The Practice of Love

We tend to think of love as just a feeling. What if we thought of it as a practice? This blog discusses the impact of this shift in how we think about love.

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Bhavna Shyamalan Bhavna Shyamalan

The Five Ways to Say, “I’m Sorry.”

Maybe you have heard about the five languages of love, but have you also heard about the five apology languages? A sincere apology is challenging for many reasons but it is an essential skill for maintaining our relationships. This blog focuses on how we can enhance both the ability to give and receive apologies.

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