Rewiring Our Finances

Rewiring Our Finances

I’m sure financial security is as much on your mind as it is on mine these days. With our economy in flux and a not-so-stable employment environment, it’s natural to be concerned. I recently came across an article on Bankrate.com containing excellent advice from some of my favorite experts. Their suggestions for rewiring our finances included: Wayne W. Dyer, PhD,…

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Self-Help in the Name of Selfless Service

Self-Help in the Name of Selfless Service

In the age of the “selfie,” when the social media lens is more tightly focused on the self than ever before while constant media coverage exposes us to the suffering of others on an international scale, many people often feel discouraged or despairing. What if self-help, the pursuit of self-betterment, is actually the best way to help others? Self-help is…

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Finding Your Flow—in Hebrew?

Finding Your Flow—in Hebrew?

By Jennie Dorris At first glance, a session of shira yoga might look like a typical yoga class. But hang around to listen, and you’ll notice that, instead of traditional kirtan music or a flowing electronic groove, the room is humming with an ancient Hebrew chant. Currently available in New York and Boston, and launching later this year in San…

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12 Lessons I Learned at Wisdom 2.0 Business

12 Lessons I Learned at Wisdom 2.0 Business

A centerpiece of the Wisdom 2.0 movement, Wisdom 2.0 Business is an annual conference dedicated to exploring innovation and mindfulness in the workplace. This two-day event, helmed by business leaders and changemakers from across the country, took place this week in New York City. Wisdom 2.0’s founder, Soren Gordhamer, opened the conference by asking the central question that highlighted the…

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Healing by Beating People Up

Healing by Beating People Up

I was holed up in my living room watching whatever came on the TV when I saw the man in the space suit attack a woman half his size. She slaughtered him…and a neutron bomb exploded in my brooding, overactive brain. “Women are built differently from men, so to fight off an assailant, we must learn to use those parts…

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Food for Thought—and Action!

Food for Thought—and Action!

I’m a foodie—a healthy one at that—but I wasn’t always that way. Granted, I grew up in an Italian family where fresh food was appreciated and accessible. Our meals were cooked daily and Mom packed our lunches for school because she didn’t like the offerings in the school cafeteria. I begged and pleaded for her to let me eat the…

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