Dear Friends, It's been a couple of weeks since my last blog because I am doing what y'all are doing in the chaos and quarantine: Resilient Response #7  Accomplishments are Often Achieved by Steady, Unromantic, Persistent-Plodding Sometimes those accomplishments are...

Dear Friends, As I was praying this morning with my husband, I remembered once again a portion of my book from the second chapter. Each chapter ends with Pain's Hidden Pearl and what resilient response, what gem, we can unearth in our hardships. Though this quarantine...

Dear Friends, Throughout this difficulty, we can strengthen our "resilient muscles" by incorporating, Resilient Response #4 and #5: Let Music Uplift and Books Inspire You! MUSIC Most of us saw on the news the Italians singing from their balconies in the midst of their...

Greetings to all of my fellow travelers on our modified journey, Today's Resilient Response (#3) addresses the MASSIVE disruption happening in all of our lives and the subsequent disequalibrium that's been thrust upon us. In order to counter our feelings of chaos it...

Greetings on a Sunday morn and what has become a season for Digital Fellowship, On Friday, I started my "10 Resilient Responses to Chaos and Quarantine" with a very practical concrete step. If you didn't get a chance to read it, it is chock-full of vital information....

Greetings Family, Friends and Subscribers, I know it's been awhile since my last post. I expected to share a BIG BLOG announcement in February before the world went crazy, and before we unexpectedly lost our venue site for the 2020 Pain, Power & Promise Event...

Happy Thanks-Giving! It’s that time of year…our hearts are open and we are more prone to “give thanks” than in any other season. For those of faith, gratitude is a component of our religious traditions and should be a part of the worshippers daily life. In Judiaism...

Hi Friends,If you’ve been reading my blog this year you know I’ve been writing chronologically from the chapters of my book and relating in new ways the “resiliencies” that have helped me to bounce back from life’s hardships.I’ve shared with you how...

 Did you know?According to the national Institute of Mental Health, anxiety disorders are deemed the most common mental illness in the United States. Anxiety disorders cost our country 65 billion per year, including 34 billion in lost productivity. More...

 Self-pity constantly rears its ugly head and we have to learn how to slay it to be a more resilient person. There are multiple steps we can take to conquer its seductive allure. In the fall of 1982, now paralyzed and rolling into a new normal, I found...