2025 June 24 How to focus amidst the chaos
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We are surrounded by political theater hiding very important topics. Here are ways to focus and see the truth behind the curtain
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2025 June 17 Making a difference
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If you think it is too late or otherwise impossible to make a difference, here’s an example where two people ended up starting a 5+ million person worldwide political rally
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2025 June 10 Perspective instead of headlines
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When the headlines and the news don’t make sense, time for some perspective and careful questions
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2025 June 3 Ramblings on AI, life and more
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Tonight is a break night and I had a lot of small topics building up, so we talk about the all
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2025 May 27 The meaning of life versus ageism
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Ageism is often a tool to discredit people for social reasons, but it also undermines the meaning of life for the person saying it as well as the target. Here’s how to turn the situation around into something beneficial
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2025 May 20 Stay as young as you feel
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So much of aging is attitude, and some new studies are showing that we’re doing better than expected as we age if we have a positive attitude!
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2025 May 13 Control your reality
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Even when surrounded by negativity there are opportunities to find the positives, but only if you let yourself be open to them
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2025 May 6 Too much at once
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Sometimes it just seems like everything is going wrong at once in the world. It’s easy to get overwhelmed. It’s also straightforward to get it back under control for yourself.
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2025 April 29 SMART Goals wrap up
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We are at the end of our SMART Goals review with a wrap up, some next steps, and some fun announcements at the end!
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2025 April 22 Can we ever be open minded
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A quick side-trip into how some of survival mechanisms can taint our thinking even when reviewing unbiased information
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