on finding peace in the subtlety of it all
this has been life lately - raindrops slowly dripping from the other side
(IV) LIVING & JAPAN
THE ART OF BEGINNING AGAIN
Beginning again requires admitting that something ended.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE BLEEDING TO WRITE ABOUT THE WOUND
"The art you make from the other side? That’s a testament to your survival."
LEARN TO CARE DEEPLY — ABOUT THE RIGHT THINGS
This damn cycle of hoping and wishing and never truly being.
MESSY BEGINNINGS, UNEXPECTED OUTCOMES: THE BEAUTY OF TRIAL AND ERROR
So, be messy. Be dumb at something. Learn as you go. Because it's not about being perfect. It's about knowing you will fail—but that failure is the lesson itself.
TINY THINGS COMPOUND OVER TIME
"Start small, and watch how one small step today can compound into the life you’ve always dreamed of."
MANAGING STRESS THROUGH LIFE’S BIGGEST CHANGES (SOULFULLY)
"Studies show that major life changes, even positive ones, are among the biggest stressors."
HIROSHIMA AND THE ATOMIC BOMBING: MORE THAN A HUNDRED THOUSAND SOULS
A timely Soulful Story to celebrate the Nobel Peace Prize awarded to the Japanese organization Nihon Hidankyo - the grassroots movement of atomic bomb survivors from Hiroshima and Nagasaki, also known as Hibakusha.
THE NOT-SO-SOULFUL SIDE OF SHŌGUN
Makes you shake your head in disbelief and say, “Japan.”
SHŌGUN: 4 TAKEAWAYS FROM THE SHOW TO ELEVATE YOUR SOUL
"From where I am now, I welcome the wind—for even with its disruptive nature, it offers change and movement."