May 15th, 2025 Lynn Mull
The “sandwich generation” has long referred to those juggling the needs of both growing children and aging parents, often at the cost of their own time and energy. I’ve experienced this twice in my own life—once in my 30s with my Mom’s cancer and most recently with my Dad’s heart attack. It’s the drop everything, […]
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May 6th, 2025 Lynn Mull
“This is for the people who are not in the long process of giving up. It has everything to do with age, but nothing to do with your job, your gender or whatever or whether you live in Orange County or hazard county. It has to do with being who you are and owning it,” […]
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April 30th, 2025 Lynn Mull
First things April’s energy was like seasonal whiplash, the springtime rain, snow, warmth, wind waking me up. Personally, 2025 was one big slowdown. Like hitting a speed bump at 40 mph, April jolted me to try things I’ve done before, again. I’ve added doodling to intuitive healing sessions with these waxy soft set. Crayon-like pens […]
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April 29th, 2025 Doug Thorpe
In a world crowded with leadership advice, the most important question often goes unasked: “What do YOU want your leadership reputation to be?” While countless books list the attributes of “good leaders,” the truth is that true leadership isn’t about checking off boxes from someone else’s list. It’s about consciously creating your own unique leadership […]
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April 27th, 2025 Lynn Mull
In the South, screened-in porches are a must. The no-see-ums — tiny, biting flies — can sneak through the smallest openings in a screen. A broken screen, tugged loose by the wind, let them in our spring break house. They left behind clusters of red bites. Each of us, with bites on our cheeks, temples […]
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April 15th, 2025 Lynn Mull
Yung Pueblo defines embodiment as “the energy you give off combined with a set of actions you most often repeat.” Without conscious awareness, my own energy has sent a bat signal to the universe at I’m up for organizing, leading and running around town gathering supplies to execute all of the plans I’m in charge […]
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April 10th, 2025 Lynn Mull
I believe we can ask for help and receive it — in ways that are subtle, wild, and uniquely personal. Some call it divine guidance. Others call it magic, God winks, universal life force, or answered prayer. No matter your language, there’s something deeply comforting about recognizing that you’re not doing life alone. What counts […]
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April 8th, 2025 Lynn Mull
Walking into the small mercantile in Sedona’s old town was a gift I’d long anticipated. Alone and wandering, I moved at the pace of curiosity—visiting art galleries, quiet churches, and spaces that called to me. In one shop filled with Southwestern treasures, a jewelry counter caught my eye—and behind it stood a woman whose presence […]
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April 7th, 2025 Lynn Mull
In my leadership consulting work last week, I asked a small group, “When was the last time you felt happy and in flow at work?” Flow can be defined as that state of being “in the zone” — losing track of time, working with ease, syncing with a collaborator, or entering a hypnotic rhythm of […]
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April 7th, 2025 Doug Thorpe
There’s a movement sweeping through business schools and investment firms. It’s called “Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition” (ETA). Young, ambitious MBA graduates and career-changers armed with investor backing are hunting for established small businesses to buy. They study spreadsheets. They calculate ROI. They create elaborate acquisition strategies and funding models. They attend workshops on how to find […]
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