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“Mama, do you believe in Santa Claus?”
There I was on Christmas day when my son, Chris was six-years-old and my daughter was three. We were at my divorced & childless sister’s house, where we spent Christmas eve (yes, I DID haul all the presents!) and Christmas. … Continue reading
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Tagged children, Christmas, magic of Christmas, mindful, mindfulness, myth, Parenting, Purpose, Santa Claus
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Are you a Parent Planning for your Purpose? Are you focused?
I got a traffic ticket a few weeks ago. A police sergeant saw me driving 56 miles per hour — in a zone where the limit was 30. And while children weren’t present, I was passing a school! What was … Continue reading
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Tagged children, Coaching, family, focus, good intentions, gratitude, inspiration, inspired coaching, internal discipline, mindful, mindfulness, Parenting, parents, Purpose, self discipline
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Do you know your purpose? May I help you, please?
When I began the decade in 2010, I knew I wanted change. I knew two things: I love the little ones and I love to love & help. Here I sit almost four years later and I still know those … Continue reading
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Tagged Catharine Beecher, children, Coaching, family, good intentions, happiness, inspiration, Parenting, play, Purpose, self disclosure
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Love the Fool
“I must learn to love the fool in me–the one who feels too much, talks too much, takes too many chances, wins sometimes and loses often, lacks self-control, loves and hates, hurts and gets hurt, promises and breaks promises, laughs … Continue reading
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Tagged children, inspiration, inspired coaching, Love of self, Parenting, parents
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Over the River, Through the Woods, and Into Dysfunction? No, Thank You, Not Me!
Several years ago, I started telling my family that I’d made other plans for Thanksgiving. It was true. My plans were to avoid my family on the holidays. I simply could not abide the squabbles, the nagging, the insults, the … Continue reading
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Tagged children, dysfunctional familyt, family, holidays, Parenting, Parenting 2.0, Thanksgiving
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The Campaign’s Over; What Did We Tell the Kids?
During lunch yesterday (Tue., 11/6/2012), we were talking about how glad we were that election season was almost over. I’m delighted that I don’t have to watch the mud-slinging between candidates for several offices. On many recent evenings, we’ve found … Continue reading
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Tagged children, election season, family, freedom of speech, Parenting, Parenting 2.0, parents, politics, television, william ewart gladstone
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