by CK Kochis | Jun 25, 2018 | A Personal Note, Relationships, Spirituality, This Side of Grief
Grief. It will break you, embrace you and will intensify everything. On this side of grief… …we discover our true essence on a deeper level. Grieving is a personal experience that will force you to feel emotions on a deeper level than you thought possible....
by CK Kochis | Jun 13, 2018 | Awareness On The Edge, In The Workplace, Relationships, Spirituality
It takes great courage to transition from one meaningful activity to something that is unfamiliar or unknown. A part of that process is to let go, or release our unwavering grip, of something that is no longer serving our highest potential. On June 12, 2018, I...
by CK Kochis | May 1, 2018 | Awareness On The Edge, In The Workplace, Relationships, Spirituality, Table of Contents
Making A Difference An Interview with Sabrina Fritts Written by CK Kochis A roll-over “accident” was the wake-up call Sabrina Fritts needed to see that there was more to life than a merry-go-round of obligations. During the workweek, her attention was focused on...
by guest-writer | May 1, 2018 | In The Workplace, Relationships
Written By Barb Parcells I was watching a YouTube interview the other day featuring psychologist, author and Coach Dr. Robert Holden. During the interview, he asked the viewers to answer this question: “What would my life feel like if I didn’t judge?” What a powerful...
by Barb Parcells | Nov 14, 2017 | Body Movement, Relationships, Spirituality
When it comes to the subject of aging in this society, there seems to be two very distinct ways of dealing with it: Not Me! – This approach completely denies the existence of aging… it may happen to other people but certainly not to them. They dye their...
by elementsforahealthierlife | Aug 11, 2017 | A Personal Note, Relationships
I look in the mirror and most days I barely recognize myself. The eyes reflecting back at me are my father’s; the same empty stare he had as his dementia transformed into Alzehiemer’s. Lost, yet aware enough to know of what was going on. The mascara I wore...
