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Video: What you can expect |
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Incrementally, you will return to your center... when you stay full.
And that, my friend, makes for a better day. Rev. Em |
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Listen to the Audible audio of the chapter...
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Process: Make a Wholeness Happy List.
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Make the list...
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This Micro Video
will walk you through this gift. |
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Questions to write about... because your experience matters.
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Write in a journal you already have or make this DIY resiliency journal to consider your experiences more thoroughly.
You probably have everything you need to make it: a printer, a 3 hole punch and a loose leaf binder... Download the PDF pages at right: |
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Stay Full - GIFT No. 2
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I was not raised to wait around for someone else to do things for me.
I was assured they wouldn’t. My mother, Betty, was an action hero in her prime—always in motion and seeking more or better. In terms of husbands, more was better. She had five (but responsibly, not all at one time). EATING OUT WITHOUT ME “I always made more money than any of them.” As a CPA, Betty relentlessly kept score, but it was also about companionship. Husbands were a lifeline and referred power (that’s why she liked attorneys). They were apparently easier to find than real opportu‐ nities in the accounting profession during the post-war decades. To Betty’s restive credit, she embodied consideration and civility in all the divorces and endings—at least, the four for which I was present. It was a good lesson. Betty stayed friends with her exes until their deaths; she unhappily outlived them all. |