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Mujeres Con Canas: Valientes Y Bellas &Raquo; Lorraine C. Ladish Headhsot Linkedin

Mujeres con canas: valientes y bellas

Las mujeres nos hemos cansado de ser mártires de lo que piensen los demás y queremos ser nosotras mismas– con canas, arrugas y cicatrices. Ahora además queremos lucir las canas con elegancia. The post Mujeres con canas: valientes y bellas appeared first on . Originally Published on https://www.vivafifty.com/

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Executive Coach Jodie Charlop On Leadership &Amp; Finding Your Voice &Raquo; 35792077 1703882466176 Eeae1A02Ef04B

Executive Coach Jodie Charlop on Leadership & Finding Your Voice

Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with executive coach Jodie Charlop. With over 20 years of experience, Jodie equips high-performing leaders to step into meaningful, impactful leadership in today’s complex and ever-changing world. She helps ambitious leaders elevate how they lead, supports women […]

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How To Style Clothing 3 Ways Without Buying Anything New &Raquo; With Chambray Shirt

How to Style Clothing 3 Ways Without Buying Anything New

If there’s one thing I love, it’s making our closets work harder without buying something new. That’s where the magic of “style clothing 3 ways” comes in. I think it’s all about seeing your pieces as flexible instead of fixed, and that changes everything. Quote of the day: “Don’t let small minds convince you that […]

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More thoughts on sleep 2

  Treasure the Day George used to end his evenings with a list of everything he didn’t get done. It was a long list. And it followed him to bed every night. One evening, after another restless night, he tried something different. Instead of asking, “What did I miss?” he asked, “What did I live?” It […]

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Minneapolis, MN – Day 1

Art, old friendships, and a touch of nostalgia made for a full day. My college friend Gary, his wife Marcia, and, for many years work, have brought me to Minneapolis again and again. One of the clients I worked with was the Minneapolis Institute of Art (MIA). That’s where we started the day. I was […]

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Madison to Minneapolis

Today was a driving day, a LOT of driving. Had we gone directly, it would have been 270 miles. But we opted for backroads, increasing both the distance and the appeal. Rather than recount every small town we passed through, I’ll simply say the scenery was bucolic. Farms looked well-kept and prosperous, some fields freshly […]

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From Sheboygan to Madison, WI

A clap of thunder and rain slamming against the window woke me from a deep sleep last night, an omen for the day ahead. By morning, the rain had eased, but the sky remained slate gray and threatening. We hadn’t gone far before the rain returned. What should have been bucolic farm scenes unfolded instead […]

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