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Imagine a community of women where our thoughts and actions are intentional and we understand the impact our voices have on one another. Where we can share our influences and experiences to create lasting connections. Where we can shift our context from competition to compassion, and relate to one another. Where we can be a story teller and a story listener. Where we can experience transformation and begin our next chapters.

My Story Of Physical Transformation

My Story Of Physical Transformation

While I prepare myself and others for our upcoming Lab on Bainbridge Island, I remember that physical self care is extremely important: strive for at least six hours of sleep each night; drink 64 ounces of water each day; eat just less than what you need to maintain a low calorie diet; be happy; meditate or at least set aside daily time for self reflection.

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Strong And Determined

Strong And Determined

Exactly a year ago I wrote this post for a past project called A New Mythology For Women. Though time has past and the names of my projects have changed, my purpose remains steadfast. Today, I continue to build a community of women through personal, leadership, and Agile labs. I have other plans I am excited to tell you about in the future, as well.

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Sharing stories of transformation FOR transformation

Sharing stories of transformation FOR transformation

I originally wrote this post for the Urban Campfire Blog on August 7, 2013. As I prepare for a new lab session for Summer 2014, the description still rings true. Take care and enjoy. Also be sure to check out my Labs page to learn more.

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G Day For Girls - Adolescence and me

G Day For Girls - Adolescence and me

Donny Osmond. Horses. Girlfriends. Stories. Sleepovers. Barbies. Secrets. Music. Plus, a few cats, dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, and pheasants. My adolescence was filled with curiosity and adventure, love and freedom.

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The Value of Community

The Value of Community

I grew up in a small town in Northern Maine, the only child of parents who divorced when I was young, who had experienced deep joy and profound suffering in their 17 years of marriage. From the influence of their experiences, I learned two things that are core to who I am. The value of community and the power of having a voice.

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Being Intentional About Freedom

Being Intentional About Freedom

I did something recently that has really given me pause to reflect. I gave up my freedom without even realizing it.

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