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  • About
  • Word of the Year
    • Rooted in 2026
    • Strong In 2025
    • Intentional in 2024
    • Heal In 2023
    • Flow in 2022
    • Yes in 2021
  • Gratitude
  • Love and Relationships
    • Kindness
    • Grieving and Grief Resources
  • Authenticity
    • Self Acceptance and Self Care
    • Anonymously Me
  • Faith and Spirituality
  • Mindfulness
  • Mental Health
  • Inspiration and Motivation
    • Life and Inspiration
    • Inspirational and Motivational Quotes
    • Life Lessons
    • Personal Development
    • Words That Inspired Me
    • Living A Principle Driven Life – 31 Days of Writing
  • Justice and Social Causes
  • Healing
    •  My 66-day Journey of Healing Through Writing and Sharing
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  • you don't have to
    #FridayReflections - Personal Development

    You Don’t Have To #FridayReflections

    June 22, 2018

    You don’t have to be acknowledged all the time. Sometimes it’s a good idea to keep your mouth shut while someone else takes credit for your ideas, don’t you think? You Don’t Have To An old Indian story: A talkative turtle overheard two hunters say that they were planning to…

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  • too often
    #FridayReflections - Kindness

    Too often #FridayReflections

    June 8, 2018

    Recently, I heard of someone who lived alone and died alone. He had been ill, but chose not to go to the doctor. His friends, unable to contact him, went to his room, only to find him dead. Although I didn’t know the man, the thought of someone dying alone…

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  • You used me
    #FridayReflections - Love and Relationships

    You Used Me #FridayReflections

    June 1, 2018

    You Used Me is my reflection on past relationships that have caused me angst. I’m processing my feelings and healing my wounds… You Used Me You used me Yes , you did. You used me You took my love and affection Used it to flatter your ego and add me…

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