Be your best, happy friend. That may sound a bit funny to you, but it holds some great advice. We all know that deep, quiet satisfaction is the very stuff we are made of. Peaceful happiness is available to us at all times. There is never a moment that it is not available. Everything youContinue reading “Getting to Happy in Real Time”
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A Gift For Those Who Are Grieving
This audio/video book sample calms me down even though I produced it. As I listen I experience the peace that is within all of us. I hope you will share it with your friends and neighbors, especially those who are a little down at the moment. The audio sample reading is taken from “Aunt Barbara’s Powerful LittleContinue reading “A Gift For Those Who Are Grieving”
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Whatever you can imagine, you can do!
Even though I am one of those people who enjoy the journey more than the arrival, I do find great satisfaction in completing a book project begun in October. In October I began writing about positive solutions to help others heal from very difficult situations. As in most efforts to help others, I benefited.Continue reading “Whatever you can imagine, you can do!”
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The Importance of Assessing Your Thoughts
When I began my newest project in writing I was eager to get to completion. I created Aunt Barbara’s Powerful Little Book of Comfort for my niece who had experienced the hardest of life’s realities, that of the death of her mother. As the writing took place, I realized that I would need to commit toContinue reading “The Importance of Assessing Your Thoughts”
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Powerful Little Book of Comfort — To Encourage Those Who Have Experienced Loss
The electricity went out yesterday, late afternoon, on our island with noisy gusts of wind. It was a lovely evening of conversations. Now, I am happy to announce that “Aunt Barbara’s Powerful Little Book of Comfort” is available on smashwords.com and soon to be available on iTunes, Barnes and Noble, Sony and more eBook outlets.Continue reading “Powerful Little Book of Comfort — To Encourage Those Who Have Experienced Loss”
