Today’s post comes from Clarissa Pinkola Estes, Ph.D, who wrote the best seller, WOMEN WHO RUN WITH WOLVES.  It is an essay, sent to me by Kristine VanRaden and Molly Davis, two radiant, life-long friends who co-authored the as-seen-on-Oprah-book, LETTERS TO OUR DAUGHTERS, and who are now stashed away in some mountain hide-out, … read more »

Sometimes we get the wrong idea about how much we could really do.  One idea can spark a light in the mind and heart that circles the globe.  Not only is STAND BY ME a great classic song with a poignant message, it has been revived in a way that … read more »

Saturday mornings, my husband and I usually go to a great neighborhood diner where we load up on blueberry pancakes, eggs, coffee and the newspapers.  We bring a pile—things we have earmarked during the week, in magazines, random invitations, personal news items about family or friends and stuff we want to remember to put … read more »

Turning what YOU call  ”play”  into your life’s work could be the icing on the cake of career choices. Your inner wack-o just might be the genius streak that lights up the sky for the the rest of us. 

A great example is the story of DR. SEUSS, the prolific children’s author and illustrator.  For … read more »

Barbara Sher really knows how to get people OUT of  isolation.  She knows how to get people thinking about who they really are, what they really want and how to believe in their dreams.  As a matter of fact, her first book, WishCraft, is having its 30th birthday, Monday, March … read more »