Psychologist David M. Almeida, PhD, an associate professor of family studies and human development at the University of Arizona at Tucson, believes that women in mid-life experience more “crossover” stressors than men, attributable to simultaneous demands from multiple sources … Continue reading →
Randi Levin CPC, founder & CEO, Randi Levin Coaching—is a nationally recognized transitional life strategist, author, speaker, and reinvention expert. She has been featured on: Randi is also a contributing author with many articles on Huff Post, Thrive Global, … Continue reading →
Troubleshooting some recent pool opening snags, this summer’s representative from my pool service company rang our bell to explain a few things. I was mesmerized, because he so had it right. This gentleman was so proud of what he does … Continue reading →
I have been a parent for 23 years and I learned one very valuable skill. In our roles as moms we do one very focused task; we nurture and care for others. Yet that spiritual, heart and life nourishment that … Continue reading →
“Our photos are our stories. They weave together the events of our lives and document and validate our existence, our heritage, our emotions, our relationships, and our legacy. The photos of our lives speak to us. They tell the truth … Continue reading →
My mother always told me that I was almost named Robin. Younger me longed to be named after a bird. It seemed to me decades ago, that it would be so much easier to be Robin than to live my … Continue reading →
P-e-r-f-e-c-t! Not really. How many times has the shiny and glittery word…PERFECT…slipped right through my fingers? Almost. Maybe tomorrow. Right? I have waited a lifetime on perfect. How many days, months or years does it take? I am not proud … Continue reading →
Truth #1: Believe in yourself. This is something that no one can do for you. It simply has to come from you. Have you done something similar before? Then more than likely you have the bandwidth to do whatever it … Continue reading →
1. Celebration is a marker. We celebrate on birthdays and anniversaries and weddings, and for promotions, graduations, and religious events. Every step we take toward a goal is a small personal celebration of growth. Pausing to celebrate the tiny … Continue reading →
This week, I am kicking off my very first on-line challenge with a staggering response. This has made me think just a bit more about the origin of the word challenge itself and why in the complex world in which … Continue reading →
