This coming Father’s Day, it’s in those events of candour, laughter, or meaning that we share a part of ourselves with each other.

The act of being part of another’s pain–listening, acknowledging, and feeling it–is a powerful act. I’m not solving anything for that person; I stand in that painful space with them.

 Could it be that life's turning points relate to the direction we need to fulfill our life's purpose? The middle school teacher bolstered my confidence when I needed it the most.

"Shame", says Brené, "will always be in our lives because the only people who don't experience shame are those who have lost the capacity for empathy or connection." (17:48 - 17:53) We're human. We all experience the painful belief that there's something about us that makes us unworthy of love and belonging.

The heart of presence is not an individual gift. It is shared by those who can sense that magical, mysterious energy and respond.

Seriously there are steps to manifesting today and all those steps make sense. I remember making a vision board way back in the late 1990's.

If we all agree the world is flat, we're not likely to believe anything else until our minds are open enough to entertain another viewpoint.

Using Walt Disney's Pinocchio's nose, and, as one of the 'glass half full' people, I had to find an optimistic side to this weird election.

Connecting with self opens many doors to finding out who you are inside. It also enables one to connect with others on a different level.

I began excavating the bones of my life when the careers I chose didn't last. The bones of my existence took years to dig up and understand.

We’ve all done it! We look up suddenly and see a sign that means something to us. We might see the same numbers over and over again or...