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The Power of the Ripple Effect

By Peggy LindseyPeople rarely consider how their actions impact the world. In fact, the majority of us go about our daily routines without a second thought. Yet, these behaviors unmistakably reverberate throughout our physical and social world. It matters not if one’s conduct is polite or rude, the influence spreads. As we consider the pebble hitting the stillness of a pond, we notice the resulting ripples across the water. The

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Be Willing to Heal Your Heart

By Peggy LindseyWalls are often built around the heart after tremendous hurt. With emotions in check, we envision ourselves standing as pillars of steel, ready to weather any storm. We become so strong, so self-sufficient, that our normal response becomes “I can handle it. No big deal.” But’s it’s all pretend, isn’t it. A front we create to hide how broken we are. But the fractures in our hearts only

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Spring Cleaning  for Your Well Being

By Peggy LindseyIt’s Springtime! We excitedly throw open our windows . . . releasing the stale, stagnant air of Old Man Winter. Whether you’re washing windows or sweeping out the garage, we welcome back the season of growth! But let’s set aside the broom for a moment as we take a look at something quite powerful . . . the decision to clear your clutter!  Clutter can make a person

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Clarity in Alone Time

By Peggy Lindsey For many women, aloneness is a negative state of being. Yet, choosing to spend time with yourself has tremendous emotional benefits, especially when handling negative emotions and experiences. These are crucial moments when we need solitude to reflect and recharge ourselves.  When facing difficult circumstances with feelings of discomfort rumbling inside, it is essential to separate ourselves from others for a little while. When we embrace the

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Removing the Mask

By Peggy LindseyGrowing up we were encouraged to seek out role models who we could imitate as we discovered our own talents. However, this continued even into adulthood as people strive to mirror the success and fame of those who have “made it” in the world. Eager to mimic others, we put on a mask of disguise, hiding our true identity. Yet none of us were created to be the

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Do You Believe in Angels?

By Peggy LindseyNearly 8 in 10 Americans believe in these heavenly beings! In a recent study, 77% of adults believe in the existence of angels, while 30% more women do than men. Angels are spiritual beings created by God, whose mission is to communicate messages, give direction, offer comfort, and protect humankind. According to Angelology, the study of angels, there are nine “choirs” or branches of angels; however, only two

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A Deeper Form of Self-Care

By Peggy Lindsey There is a deeper form of self-care, and it takes a lot of courage if one is willing to dive in. It is about creating a life you are in love with. Sometimes the process isn’t all that pretty. The first step is being sincerely honest with yourself and to decide right then, that you will no longer run away from your problems or sweep them under

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Release Drama . . . Embrace Peace

By Peggy Lindsey Drama is so prevalent in our world, and it isn’t very hard to find. It is unhealthy. Arguing and fighting actually create disease! The good news is you can choose something different! Begin re-evaluating your relationships. Is it becoming more uncomfortable to stay with people, even when you have known them for years? Look closely. Are there individuals in your life who dump their negativity on you

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Self-Care in Service to Others

By Peggy Lindsey From the time we are small we are taught to give of ourselves, that we shouldn’t be selfish, and that the needs of others outweigh our own. Although this allowed each of us to understand that the world did not revolve around us, it also taught us to never place ourselves at the top of our priority list. This is especially true for most women. They give

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When Life Throws You Curve Balls

By Peggy Lindsey It hits when you least expect it. Everything is moving along nicely, yet you never see the brick wall fast approaching! Our immediate response is disbelief followed quickly by panic or even fear. A million questions flood your thoughts as you try to make sense of what just happened . . . and the most agonizing one of all . . . “Why?” What do you do

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Pushing the Reset Button on Your Day

By Peggy LindseyWho doesn’t like seeing their days go exactly as planned? Yet, every once in a while, it seems as if the moment you step out of bed, everything goes topsy-turvy! You can’t find your car keys, your child forgot his homework, your appointments go awry, your favorite shop closed early, and the list goes on… What seems to be a day of mishaps is often our ego minds

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Receiving Gracefully

When it comes to giving and receiving, our hearts desire harmony, allowing us to enjoy a more fulfilling life. By Peggy LindseyMany of us give of ourselves easily, every day. The needs of others rank high on our lists, and we do whatever we can to ensure those needs are met. We offer no hesitation, because it is meaningful for us to give of ourselves to others, and most of

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