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Guest Blog By Rona Cherry Lazy days of summer, indeed! Roses may be blooming, but who has time to smell them? You’re off to the mall to outfit the kids for camp. You’re frantically cleaning for summer house guests. On the job, it’s vacation season (but not your turn yet), so the work of others…

George Steinbrenner died this morning, Tuesday, July 13.  My son, Alex, was close with him.  Today he will dedicate his radio show to The Boss.   They discovered each other 10 years. Mr. Steinbrenner was such a great supporter and welcomed him into the Yankees family.  The New York Post wrote about them when Alex was 12.  …

Perhaps we could all use a free hug from a sincere stranger. “Free Hugs” is the real story of a young Australian, Juan Mann, whose objective it is to meet unknown persons and hug them. As you can see by this inspiring video of free hugs, the effects of the campaign are sensational. (Thanks to…

Guest Blog by Kristen Moeller The line between waiting and patience is a fine one. Let me define what I mean by waiting. Waiting is a passive way of being — the symptoms of which are: putting our life on hold; thinking the next big thing is just over the horizon; looking outside ourselves for…

On her Huffington Post blog, Transformational Coach, Jan Sheperd offers “Three Essential Keys to Living a Healthy, Peace-Filled Life.” She details an expanded view of these three things: 1. Live life each day as if you were looking from your last and live it with no regrets. (Having forgiven yourself for any judgements you’ve been holding…

Guest Blog By Kathryn Weber   It’s an indispensable tool, a valuable fashion asset and a source of all manner of important things like breath mints, a safety pin to fix a broken zipper, or keys to entertain a toddler. A woman’s purse is a collector of things – and sometimes those things are downright…

Guest Blog by Rona Cherry One of my common forms of self-torture involves my staying with a “game plan.”  Let’s say two things demand my attention. I deal with “Thing A” first. Soon, I’m haunted by all the reasons I should work on “Thing B instead.” So I abruptly switch gears and work on Thing…

Guest Blog by Sherrie Dillard For generations the term “women’s intuition” has been used to describe the unexplainable, non-logical, sometimes quirky wisdom that women often possess. No one quite knows how or why intuition works. But it does. Intuition has been defined as simply knowing something without any reasonable and logical way of knowing it.…

Do you have a child or grandchild who is working on a special community service or charitable event this summer.  Or do you have a friend or neighbor who is raising a kid who is doing his or her part to make a difference in the world?  Here’s a great opportunity for the youngster who…

Guest Posts by Kristen Moeller Summer is officially here. For many women, that means bathing suit anxiety. That means more focus on those “troubling” body parts. That means a last minute purchase of a gym membership that you won’t use. This summer, disrupt the ordinary, draw a line in the sand and set your own…
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