An Intentional Life Planning Workbook
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When I was in seventh grade, I attended an alternative school on a farm in Southern Oregon. The very first thing our teachers gave each of us was a blank, hardbound journal. They encouraged us to …
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With the new year, now’s the time to review the year that was and plan the year ahead. What about having New Year’s “revolutions” instead of resolutions, our friend Lisa asks? That’s really what …
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We facilitated a life/work planning session this year for six CEO members of Entrepreneurs' Organization. During the session, a great question came up about how a person might involve their kids in …
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When was the last time you rearranged your furniture? Did you move the couch to the opposite wall of the living room? Take down a bedroom picture and put up a different one? Get a new …
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Since we began teaching our Intentional Life Planning Workshops, we’ve learned so much from our participants. It’s been inspiring to hear what people who have life plans say about their value – here’s …
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It was an honor for “Write, Open, Act: An Intentional Life Planning Workbook” to be included in Laura M. Holson’s fine news analysis, “Forget a Fast Car. Creativity Is the New Midlife Crisis Cure,” in …
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