From a young age, I was taught that for greatest impact, I needed to start things not ad hoc, but from the beginning. I came to understand, just like many of you have, that there is an order to achieving … Continue reading →
Every 1440 minutes you get a new window and a refreshed view on possibility and opportunity. It may not seem like it stays with us long enough, each day blending into the next, occupying a week, a month and finally … Continue reading →
Summertime is the perfect time to kick back and just…LET GO! Let go of negative energy. Let go of rushing around and accomplishing little. Let go of grudges and arguments. Let go of holding on. Let go of over-thinking, over-planning, … Continue reading →
It’s more than global warming! In the Northeast we are literally losing our seasons and with this loss comes an imbalance in the natural flow and evolution of what we expect within the world around us and by default, what … Continue reading →
Let’s face it being an adult can be hard work! This is the time of year where many of us tend to feel really “busy” and pushed for time. We have committed to resolutions, and goals, and bucket list items … Continue reading →
It’s clean out time once again! Periodically, I like to let go of the clutter and sell off some of my clothing and accessories to make room for mental and physical space and redirection! As an ex retail executive, I … Continue reading →
NEWS RELEASE Sunset 2 Sunrise 411 Hackensack Avenue Hackensack NJ, 07601 Media Contact: Helen Dukhan / Helen@Sunset2Sunrise.org / (248) 417-9197 Sunset 2 Sunrise Launches in Northern New Jersey September 14th Fundraiser at Artisan Kitchen & Bar will Raise Money … 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 →
