The Night I Stopped Trying to Solve Problems
by Beth Price View Post I never had trouble falling asleep — my head would hit the pillow, and I’d drift off within minutes. Staying asleep, though? That was a […]
by Beth Price View Post I never had trouble falling asleep — my head would hit the pillow, and I’d drift off within minutes. Staying asleep, though? That was a […]
We spend a lot of time imagining what could go wrong—or what could go right. Whether we’re worrying about disasters or dreaming up something bold, both are ways of looking
I recall reading that life can be viewed in 25-year clusters. In a long human life, we only get a few. Logic would say that, heading toward the midpoint of
As a boy I would fantasize that I was the center of the universe. My consciousness was reality. All beings surrounding me were there to serve and support. Somewhere along
I remember meeting the author Tim Sanders and learning of his unforgettable morning routine. It started with, “don’t pick up the phone.” Then, “think about all that you’re grateful for.”
If you’ve ever participated in a self-help workshop or career coaching program, you might have heard the coach or facilitator mention how powerful our thoughts are and how thoughts influence
“Season’s Greetings” is typically an end-of-year holiday message, as commonplace as mistletoe, Santa, and carols. But we pass through seasons all year long, and throughout our lives. I write this