There have been four deaths within my world in the past couple of weeks. One was the death of my brother-in-law from cancer.  Hank was a retired medical doctor who specialized in wellness care.  Although we weren’t terribly close, I respected his work ethic and his wanting to reorient the medical world from

At the community discussion following the documentary The Foreigner’s Home about art and racism, a woman in my discussion group remarked that she had had an ‘aha’ moment.   She said it occurred to her for the first time that her hands-on healing practice was an art.   The definitions of health and

Happy 2019!   Resolutions usually take arise out of a desire to create a new, healthier habit or to release a destructive habit.   Rarely do they involve releasing something positive (but wearing out either physically or energetically) simply to create space.   And yet that’s a resolution with which I’m playing.  I’ve

A few times a year I share a poem, instead of a column. Celebrate the loveliness of the holidays in the ways you love the best! Barter By Sara Teasdale Life has loveliness to sell,      All beautiful and splendid things, Blue waves whitened on a cliff,      Soaring fire that

Recently I was honored to be interviewed by radio host Bill Horan on WHPC 90.3 FM about The Concise Coaching Handbook: How To Coach Yourself And Others To Get Business Results The show will be broadcast December 19, 2018 at 4pm.  If you miss it, I’ll provide a link in the next blog

It’s been estimated that to become a master at any activity, you need to put in 10,000 hours of practice.   Fortunately, to have a close friend, it takes considerably less time. . Or so says a University of Kansas study which found that it takes 50 hours of socializing to go from

As I’ve been going through a pile of partially-read magazines before I donate them to a nursing home, I stumbled across a Cambridge University article on the uses of boredom.   Most technology (especially the smart phone) is supposed to make life easier and leave us time to spend elsewhere.  Instead, the technology