Soak in the medicines and doctoring from the spirits, a clip from our Throwing the Bones Ceremony, August Full Moon Gathering… Originally Published on https://joannedodgson.com/blog

Lisa Strahs-Lorenc is a top Career Counselor and the owner of Go Career Compass. She believes that we should all, “Do what we love, and we will love what we do.” Her book, Career Journeys from the Ground Up: Discover Your Own Path, will be released on Sept. 4, 2023. Her inspiration? Others’ career journeys […]

Christoper Salem is a Business Executive Advisor, keynote speaker and author. He has had a special passion for empowering and serving business leaders, entrepreneurs in various industries, sales professionals, speakers and organizations of all sizes, taking their success from ordinary to extraordinary. Show Notes Janine Bolon challenged the mainstream business industry and shares from her […]

  Jasmine bounded ahead, tracking scented trails invisible to my human eyes and nose and ears. Fully in the adventure of her four-legged aliveness, she ignited my curiosity about the stories she was gathering up. She held a world of knowing about who had been by, how long ago, and our part in this weaving […]

Business Growth Time helps others learn important tips on how to grow your business. They teach social media, online marketing tips and business networking tips. Show Notes Janine guest stars on Business Growth Time with Terry Bean & Janet E Johnson where she shares: Why she got into this area of wanting to write her […]

  An elegant deer took a few tentative steps onto the two-lane highway, looking here and there, ears shifting around, gathering information, assessing how and when to make her journey to the other side. I stopped in the middle of the road and turned on the blinking hazard lights to alert other drivers. I held […]

In a world that’s rapidly digitizing, where news updates are a tap away and soundbites spread faster than wildfires, a timeless contender is making an unexpected comeback—the newspaper. Even as screens become the go-to sources for information, newspapers still hold significant appeal. To some, they may appear traditional and even antiquated. However, they’re making a […]

I’m at the airport and will be boarding soon for my return flight home. Last night we went to a tango show. It was great fun, if a bit too commercial for my taste. Today, I spent the day on a tour of Tigre, a neighborhood about fifteen miles from Buenos Aires. The area sits […]

Buenos Aires We disembarked the ship this morning. With no fuss, we grabbed a taxi and went to our hotel. Amazingly, at 9 am, they had a room ready for us. After settling in a bit, we grabbed another taxi (which are inexpensive) and went to the San Telmo neighborhood. On Sundays, there is an […]

Our weather luck ran out Today was a port everyone was eagerly anticipating — Stanley in the Falkland Islands. It’s a great place to see King penguins. And, of course, to get souvenirs to prove we’d visited there. We’d been told there was a 50:50 chance the ship would allow passengers to go ashore. From […]