Posted on September 28, 2015
“Only an unfettered mind, where imagination has full play, has the audacity to challenge the impossible.” – Uell S. Anderson Let kids imagine what they are imagining. Their minds at young ages are naturally “unfettered” so adults should allow them to express their imagination in whatever words they use. This means we should help them formulate their imagination into sentences if they are at a loss for words. Fostering their imagination and helping to grow it will only further necessary…
Posted on September 21, 2015
We’d love to invite you to join Roma Khetarpal, the Master of Ceremonies, at this incredible 3-day intensive workshop, Deconstructing Parenthood: The Conscious Way with Dr. Shefali. This event will take place December 4 – 6, 2015 in Long Beach, California at the Renaissance Long Beach Hotel. Registration is now open and spaces are limited. LEARN HOW TO: End Conflict at Home Discipline Consciously Communicate Effectively Transform Your Relationship … WITH YOUR CHILDREN FOREVER! Special guests include: Neale Donald…
Posted on September 9, 2015
Last Sunday, the world bid farewell to one of its most profound personal growth teachers—Dr. Wayne Dyer. Endearingly referred to by many as the father of motivation, he not only lived his own life purposefully but also led many of us to do the same. I am one such fortunate recipient of his teachings and his wisdom. In 2001 I went through a health challenge for almost two years. With two young children and my husband by my side, I…
Posted on September 14, 2015
All parents are driven with the common intention of doing the best that they can for their children. From the minute they awake to the minute they fall asleep at night, parents’ schedules revolve around their needs and wants. Why? To put it simply, parents love their children like no other. As parents, this unique love inspires us to function beyond our expected intellectual, emotional, and physical capacity. And yet, we do it all willingly and tirelessly. Well, for…
Posted on August 31, 2015
When my kids were halfway through their junior year of high school, we started to notice their struggle for independence. As talks of college applications became more frequent, the idea of leaving home and taking care of themselves understandably grew more real to them. They both pushed for easier curfews and for the freedom to make more of their own decisions. Even though they had started driving and were beginning to break out of our constant supervision and direction,…
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