Turning point: Self-selected transformation
Posted on Monday, July 26, 2010We are most likely to go on retreats and do those other self-nurturing activities that so often serve as turning points, when we are ready to make a change in our lives, perspectives and fortunes. The retreat gets the credit—but we intuitively, deeply knew we were ready for the shift.
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- Using memories and technology to engage the Boomer woman onlineWednesday, July 28, 2010
- Can you save women from "The Daughter Trap"?Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Job seekers: Out of the blue
Posted on Wednesday, July 21, 2010When fate knocks us to the ground, it's natural to believe that our luck has run out, and nothing good will ever happen to us again. The truth is, we have no more control over the good things that happen to us than we do over the bad.
read more »Young at heart: A metaphor in reverse
Posted on Tuesday, July 20, 2010For my parents, being "young at heart" meant escaping from life's stresses and doing as they pleased, within the safe enclave of their ordered life. For our generation of women, staying youthful has little to do with comfort and safety, and a whole lot to do with being willing to be in the throes of life with all that entails.
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