Learn How to be Resilient and Overcome the Challenges of 2026!
Definition of Resilient Acccording to Websters Dictionary, Resilient is defined as: characterized or marked by resilience: such as:1. Capable of withstanding shock without permanent deformation or rupture 2. Able to recover from or adjust easily to misfortune or change Our Son’s Resilency I am reading the book IF I Get To Five: What Children Can Teach Us About Courage and Character written…
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Honoring the women and men who protected our Capital and our Democracy!
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Wow! “Nice News” – A New Color Discovery!
Subscribe to Nice News I was speaking to a childhood friend and she told me that she reads Nice News. Sometimes it seems that today’s world only offers disturbing news and ideas on the TV, radio, podcast, blogs, and in newspapers. I wanted to read somthing “NICE”. I logged onto the website and subscribed. The…
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Do You Have Holiday Frustrations and/or Expectations?
It’s That Time of Year It’s that time of year when frustration can be a consequence for having expectations about a holiday, family celebration, or a special event. Celebration Days and Dates Yesterday was the last night of Chanukkah, Christmas is 2 days away on Thursday, December 25th, Kwanzaa begins on Friday, December 25- Thursday,…
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Light One Candle to Dispel the Darkness!
Listen to the Message Peter, Paul, and Mary’s song, “Light One Candle” has a message for the world. Not just for Channukah, which celebrates the Jewish Macabee’s fight for freedom. It is a celebration and blessing of light that dispels the darkness. Candles and Celebrations We use candles for many types of celebrations throughout the…
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Stress Less and Hassle-Free Holiday Tips!
Are You Stressed During The Holidays? Is your holiday season stressful? Do you ever wonder why some individuals in your personal and/or professional life resemble people on a dream vacation brochure or Mr. Ebenezer Scrooge in the holiday favorite story, A Christmas Carol, by Charles Dickens, who always says, “Bah! Humbug!” You Can Enjoy Others You…
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Worried about Uncomfortable Conversations at Your Thanksgving Day Celebration?
Comfortble Conversations The Thanksgivng Holiday is only 2 days away. Are you looking forward to your celebration or not? Are you conderned because of the different political views of family members and/or friends? Will the conversations be comfortable or uncomtfortable? A Conversation It will help to understand another person’s point of view and have a…
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An Important “Must Read” Statin Warning for National Diabetes Month!
National Diabetes Month November is National Diabetes Month. It is a month to acknowledge all the inviduals and families that live with and deal with the 24/7 challenges of Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes. Our family has lived through both of those challenges. Statin Drugs and Diabetes The American Diabetes Association (ADA) Standard of Care “recommends…
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“Thank You” Gifts: My New Book
Sending Books This is a photo of my new “What Color Is Your Brain?®” book that I signed, packaged, and sent out as a “Thank You” to all the people, who contributed testimonials and offered me assistance with the new book. Now, I am receiving lovely “Thank You” messages and calls from those individuals. “The…
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Why “Seasoned” Workers Are Valuable
Why “Seasoned” Workers? While I was writing my new Updated Revised Edition of What Color Is Your Brain?® I wanted to include a chapter about Remote Workers and Learner. Then I thought about the workers and learners who are over 65 years of age, and still enjoy working and learning into their 90’s. Some people…
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Does handwriting imprint on your Brain?
The purpose of handwriting Many of you might remember learning to write cursive in the 3rd grade. I remember teaching cursive to my 3rd grade student. Some people believe we taught cursive to you so you could write a check. However, that was not the reason. We taught curse to increase our student’s hand and…
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Think About AI from Different Perspectives
Revisions I haven’t posted in the last few weeks because I have been diligently working on my updated revisions for my orginal book, What Color Is Your Brain?®, which wil be available in early October! Thoughts about A1 I was reading The Kiplinger Letter that was gifted to me many years by a dear friend.…
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