Identifying & Living By Your Values During a Pandemic
My ritual of welcoming in each new year is taking time to identify my values.
My ritual of welcoming in each new year is taking time to identify my values.
A few years ago, I was asked to give advice to current high schoolers at my alma mater. I shared how much I’d changed.
How did I end up with “Illness to Wellness”? Others believed in me – and now I do, too. The name I almost used doesn’t make sense anymore.
We, your students, long for full inclusion and an embrace of us and our gifts – and that’s different from what we’re usually getting.
We must integrate the reminders “memento mori” and “memento vivere” in order for us to stay present in “ordinary time.”
I began an IBS-specific diet recently and it’s actually been helpful. Here are some recipes and pieces of wisdom for you.
It’s been more than 4 years since I started this journey. Here’s why I started it in the first place.
I wrote this article back when I was on leave from school. Though my situation has changed, the core message is the same: I am enough. Even if I can do nothing, I am enough.