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Life Challenges

Getting Knocked in the Head

Peri Pakroo | Posted 04.22.2013 | Healthy Living
Peri Pakroo

Sure, challenges are great for learning and personal growth, but what if you're trying to create in the moment and you haven't had time to process what you're going through? What if it's just too damn heavy to deal with creatively? That's what I've been grappling with.

Learning Fiscal Policy -- and Lifelong Lessons

The University of Central Florida Forum | Posted 03.28.2013 | College
The University of Central Florida Forum

We are all students and learners and teachers. I write this in tribute to my greatest teacher from a student's perspective. Maybe you will stop to think of a favorite teacher, mentor or role model, and perhaps even reach out and say hello to them.

Are You Willing to Ride the Start-up Rollercoaster?

Julie Kantor | Posted 03.27.2013 | Small Business
Julie Kantor

Learning for future successes and challenges -- it's up to you. Are you willing to step into that car alone or again with some awesome advisers and partners?

A Change In Perspective: How Adversity Adds Meaning To Life

Polly Campbell | Posted 03.18.2013 | Healthy Living
Polly Campbell

We are not passionate about things that are easy. We are not engaged wholly by the things we have all the answers to. We are driven by our passions in part because we haven't quite mastered them.

How To Overcome Regret

Dr. Debbie Magids | Posted 01.21.2013 | Healthy Living
Dr. Debbie Magids

Most of my clients this week had a theme of being stuck in regret. And I laughed to myself because I was actually in the middle of doing the same round of work on myself that I was asking them to do. Since I was so raw in this area, I was even more able to help than usual.

The Alliance of Adversity

Raymond Torres | Posted 01.13.2013 | Healthy Living
Raymond Torres

Through struggle, we give birth to new features of our character. In those features, we unlock the possibility of appreciating our commonality and of realizing our most profound potential.

9 Ways To Gracefully Handle Change

Christian de la Huerta | Posted 01.06.2013 | Healthy Living
Christian de la Huerta

Change is in the air. Not only is the change of seasons palpable in many places, but in the case of many people I know, life changes are brewing, often showing up in dramatic ways or in the form of an unexpected curveball.

Why It's Okay to 'Make a Mess' of Things

Stephenie Zamora | Posted 12.23.2012 | Healthy Living
Stephenie Zamora

Sometimes you have to make a mess of things to find the joy and fulfillment you desire and deserve. And let me tell you, sometimes it's actually easier to take a sledgehammer to all that you've built up rather than waiting for it to painfully unravel over time.

Wheelchair Wisdom: 'Dance With Me!'

Linda Noble Topf | Posted 10.31.2012 | Healthy Living
Linda Noble Topf

Living with MS, a progressive illness, has forced me to accept sudden changes in life that are not always easy or pleasant to deal with. Accepting and loving myself -- overcoming fear, embarrassment, and self-consciousness -- was a significant milestone for me.

Finding Inspiration in Life's Toughest Moments

Karin Kamp | Posted 09.11.2012 | Women
Karin Kamp

We have received well over a hundred submissions from women sharing their stories about starting a business. One of the questions we ask is what motiv...

Can't Get No Satisfaction: Ask Noah

Noah Kass | Posted 06.30.2012 | Healthy Living
Noah Kass

Instead of panicking about a state you have not yet achieved, I urge you to live in the magic of the moment. Do not let thoughts about where you could have been, should have been, or need to be dominate your psyche.

Flow: Unlocking Creative Potential

Willow Dea | Posted 04.02.2012 | Home
Willow Dea

When we bring our students into contact with the unique spark of life that they are, by means of helping to create states of flow with them, we optimize the potential that the light will turn on for them.

The Hardest Thing I've Ever Done

Judith Brisman, Ph.D. | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Judith Brisman, Ph.D.

This young stranger put into words something I had never thought of in terms of recovery. She made me realize that in order to recover from anything, you have to stop being afraid of hard.

Does Life Always Conspire For Our Highest Good?

Dr. Judith Rich | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Dr. Judith Rich

You might think you know yourself. But I suspect, that like most people, you've kept your true identity a secret, not only to the larger world around you, but especially to you.

Black Children and Adults Face Family Barriers

Philip N. Cohen | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
Philip N. Cohen

A measure of the society's meritocracy is the extent to which advantage and disadvantage are passed from parents to children.

What Are You Working on? Part 3

Hillary Rubin | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Hillary Rubin

How many of you are looking for the work to stop? Do you want to just breathe and erase all your problems? Are you ready to learn a tool that will shi...

Lost Everything, Found the Blessings

John Morton | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
John Morton

The truth is that regardless of what any of us have or don't have, we are perfect just as we are. And each and every challenge we face is perfect for us in some way.