A Heart At Peace
Who do I want to be? This is a choice we make in every moment, oftentimes being unaware that we have made a choice.
Who do I want to be? This is a choice we make in every moment, oftentimes being unaware that we have made a choice.
“You know, this FISH! stuff works at home too!” — A reader of FISH! Looking for practices to help you thrive in rough times?… Read More »Embrace FISH! — By Sharon
This conversation on distinguishing “being smart” and “being wise” took place on a “Zoomside Chat” between Sharon and life coach and workshop leader Krishna Pendyala.… Read More »What does it mean to be wise?
“You can either waste this period of social-distancing and be frustrated, or you can choose to make it the best it can be.” Sister… Read More »What To Do? By Sharon
Love and thanksgiving go hand in hand. Think about it. When you love someone deeply, gratitude naturally bubbles up. Right now, think of a person… Read More »Love and Thanksgiving Go Hand in Hand
“Since change is a wall and transition the gate in that wall, it’s there for you to go through. Transition represents a path to… Read More »Transitions by Sharon
“You cannot protect yourself from sadness without protecting yourself from happiness.” –Jonathan Safran Foer I am sad. My friend Neil died a couple of… Read More »Sadness By Sharon
Friendship “A friend is one who knows you and loves you just the same.” — Elbert Hubbard Friends are Good for Us Who would I be… Read More »Friendship by Sharon
“Being a knower started out as a harmless way to get noticed and applauded, but it continued as a habit that complicated my life.” —Brian… Read More »Theme for 2018: I Don’t Know by Sharon
Recently, I injured my left foot. Beyond the pain it caused, I experienced great inconvenience and difficulty doing some of the most, simple tasks. I… Read More »Waking Up to a Choice by Nancy
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