When service providers are asked to list their greatest needs, self-care is often at the top. Setting boundaries (and keeping them without feeling guilty) seems to be one of the most difficult aspects of our work. Last week I suggested making a list of three types of “activities” you can do that help you feel renewed. Click here to read the article. Read the rest of this entry »

Last month I was busy getting ready for the DreamTribe launch. I was working 15-hour days, and even though I was enjoying myself, I wasn’t too surprised to have the following dream:

I’m driving and my gas tank is on empty.

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Every Solstice morning, just north of Dublin, Ireland, people gather from all over the world to witness something magical.

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Awhile back I was nearly destitute. I’d recently left a job with a steady paycheck, had no savings and was self-employed. It takes time to build income as a self-employed person and it hadn’t been more than a couple months since I left my job.

Needless to say, I had very little money and no idea how I was going to make any. While I was pondering this problem, someone knocked at my front door. In my experience, there’s only one reason why people come calling at 7:00 at night and that’s to get money.

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Every once in awhile a story sweeps across the world like wildfire. This is one of those stories, the true story of 5-year Noah, a boy living with terminal cancer.

It’s one of those stories that opens the hearts of people everywhere, a story that spreads love from the four corners of the earth and brings out people’s greatness.

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