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Transitions Revisited

“I ain’t what I ought to be, and I ain’t what I’m going to be. But I ain’t what I was!” Sign in a Western Town Grab a really dear friend and share this book together: Transitions: Making Sense of Life’s Changes, by William Bridges. It can open doors for you that you didn’t know existed.  [...]

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Branding You, Inc.

“The benefits of branding build upon each other, creating an exponential wheel of possibilities and revenue.  Each one relies upon the other to propel your business forward.”  Liz Goodgold In our fast-paced world, one of the single most important aspects of online success is standing out in a crowd.  How do you do that?  How [...]

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4th of July’s Earlier Chapter

With the sound of America the Beautiful’s melody coursing through your memory, we’re going to turn the pages of history back to the late 1700’s.  Joseph J. Ellis helps capture scenes from the lives of our forefathers in his brilliant book, Founding Brothers The Revolutionary Generation.  I can count on one hand the number of [...]

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Memorial Day Musing

On this Memorial Day weekend let us celebrate the lives of brave men and women who fought for our Country.  Soldiers gave their lives to a cause that was larger than they were, larger than they could ever be, but which they were an integral part of. How do I honor these brave men and [...]

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Passion For Music – Part II

“People make a mistake who think that my art has come easily to me.  Nobody has devoted so much time and thought to composition as I. There is not a famous master whose music I have not studied over and over.”  Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Welcome to the world of the creative genius! We feasted on [...]

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Passion For Music – Part I

“Music is the mediator between the spiritual and the sensual life.” ~Ludwig van Beethoven Can you fathom life without music?  How long has it been since you fed your passion for music at a concert that left you yearning for more? Jacquelyne Silver’s concerts touch my soul.  She makes me laugh, cry, sing, and engage [...]

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