When The Going Gets Tough.…

by Judith Rich on July 28, 2010

Tony Rob­bins’ new series, Break­through: The Power of Cri­sis, launched this week in the Huff­in­g­ton Post,  is tak­ing on one of the most impor­tant issues of our time: How can we be empow­ered by cri­sis rather than impaled by it? How can we use adver­sity as a mech­a­nism for per­sonal growth? This is cer­tainly not […]

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Five Keys To A “New” Abundance For Lean Times

by Judith Rich on July 17, 2010

Here’s a ques­tion from a reader of last week’s post on How Are You Play­ing The Scarcity Game?   How do you imple­ment an anti scarcity cam­paign when it seems all around is just that. I per­son­ally am see­ing a reduc­tion in my work and in my work day, I see so much increased poverty, […]

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Are You Playing The Scarcity Game?

July 17, 2010

“Laura” (not her real name) has the kind of life any­one would envy. She’s been hap­pily mar­ried to “Larry” (not his real name) for over 30 years. Laura and Larry adore each other. They have a grown son who’s inde­pen­dent and hap­pily pur­su­ing his dream career. In their late 50’s, Laura and Larry are extremely […]

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Are You Really Choosing Freedom?

July 5, 2010

                                                      This is a con­tin­u­a­tion of  my last post, Choos­ing Free­dom,   Let’s take a closer look at the dynamic I referred to as “wag­ing the inner war” with one’s self. […]

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Choosing Freedom

July 4, 2010

                              234 years ago today, our thir­teen colonies declared their inde­pen­dence from the coun­try that spawned our birth, Great Britain.  In order to jus­tify break­ing away, our found­ing fathers and the rad­i­cal rev­o­lu­tion­ar­ies who fought the war for our inde­pen­dence had to […]

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Authentic Relationships: Waking Up From The Trance

June 29, 2010

                               This is a con­tin­u­a­tion of a con­ver­sa­tion we began in my last arti­cle pub­lished in the Huff­in­g­ton Post on The Soul of Rela­tion­ships   In an effort to explore the sub­ject in more depth, let’s dive beneath the sur­face and explore […]

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From Russia, With Hope

June 25, 2010

                                 Two-year old Vladimir stood patiently in line wait­ing to have his new Amer­i­can pass­port stamped on his exit from Rus­sia, the land of his birth.  He nei­ther wig­gled, nor spoke, but held on tightly to the hands of his new […]

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What Is The Soul Of A Place?

June 8, 2010

      Wher­ever you stand Be the soul of that place. –Rumi On Sat­ur­day, I am return­ing to a place imbued with a great deal of soul for me. It is a place where my soul feels at home. Hav­ing trav­eled there over 20 times in the past, I’ve not been back in eight years, […]

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A Soul Dance

May 29, 2010

I’ve been writ­ing about the soul with sev­eral posts here and on the Huff­in­g­ton Post.  I came across this poem, writ­ten by Jewel Math­ieson, which so cap­tures what I imag­ine is indeed, the soul’s dance.  Here is Jewel’s poem:                       We Have Come To Be Danced […]

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The Way Of The Soul: Why Is It So Painful?

May 26, 2010

                                                       Every­one should know that you can’t live in any other way than by cul­ti­vat­ing the soul.”                             […]

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