How do you solve life’s problems? I’m happy to have Georgina Mavor sharing her experiences on LEA. She is a psychologist who uses journaling, metaphor therapy, and other spiritual and mindful techniques to help people find solutions. She’s got several exercises here you can try. I found them fascinating. IContinue Reading
by Joanne Carey I began taking nature walks as a habit about a couple of years ago and soon discovered that I was truly interested in all of our beautiful flowers and amazing wildlife. I was excited about this new passion in my life and wanted to learn about allContinue Reading
by Terri Connellan I was working in a strategic leadership role in the government adult and vocational education sector. I had previously been a teacher in the same organization where I had worked for over 30 years. The organization and I were heading in different directions and it was timeContinue Reading
by Linda Samuels I wanted to share a message of hope and a positive path forward for those who struggle with or know someone challenged by disorganization. While many excellent “how-to” organizing books are available, The Other Side of Organized focuses more on philosophical ideas about organizing and life balance.Continue Reading
Mara Krausz has written a beautiful journaling/coloring book called Exploring Me. Below, she shares how combining these two activities can help you tap into your intuition and discover new insights into your life. Tell us your background as a writer. I became a writer completely by accident. I had anContinue Reading
What is the value of consistency? The longer I live, the greater I believe it is. I’d go so far as to say if you want to change your life, make your actions more consistent. Why Most People Underestimate the Value of Consistency In today’s world, I think we’ve driftedContinue Reading
by Noelle Sterne Fixing the salad for any day’s dinner, turning from counter to sink, my Time stopped for a moment. Something, in bare recognition, broke into my day-babbling thoughts. Squinting, I knew it, long hidden but there, like old furrowed photos in the back of a drawer. It spokeContinue Reading