Have you ever watched the rain pour down and wondered what lessons it might teach us?

My dear friend and soul sister Marilyn Semonick writes a weekly column called Wednesday Wisdom. Always Short. Pithy. Pertinent. Profound....

Security rests in adaptability. Our current uncertain times can either freeze us from action, or create a space where we strengthen our...

Our days are a blur of perceived demands from workplaces stretched beyond the leading edge to the bleeding edge.

The traditional notion that resilience comes into play only when faced with adversity is inaccurate. Learn why.

Imagine if you are an author with a new book about the power of smiling at strangers and the pandemic hits. What would you do?

Ask what is ONE thing you might do to brighten another’s day, to find a kernel of optimism for yourself, to go to sleep with a smile.

As we close out the year that was, perhaps you too can find the small treasures in the midst of the darkness, anxiety, and turmoil.

Twas the night before Christmas, when all thru the house, Not a creature was stirring, not even The Mouse

We all must become problem solvers. Every one of us owns some small part in fixing our sphere of influence, our corner of the universe.

Lack of sleep is bad for your health and productivity. If you face insomnia more than occasionally see your doctor.

Are you leaving behind a legacy that makes your grandchildren proud? If not, take a look at what Eileen plans to leave as her legacy.

Made me wonder if all of us were given little name tags that said “committed to kindness” would we change?

I've decided that individual mission statements could very well be the building blocks for the larger organization.

Is it my imagination or has service gone the way of the dodo bird, tax breaks for small cars, and an 8-hour workday?