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9 Career Currencies

By Gordon Shippey |

It’s easy to think of jobs in terms of dollars and cents, but here are eight more factors or “currencies” that make the difference between feeling blessed and feeling cheated on the job.

Why Won’t My Child Listen to Me?

By Gordon Shippey |

If there ever was a perennial parental complaint, I’d have to say it is “why won’t my child listen to me?” When you know some of the most common reasons why your little one is ignoring or defying you, you have a better chance of being heard and getting what you want.

Earth Mothers and Wild Women

By Sarah Luczaj |

What does it mean to be ‘natural’ or ‘wild’? Are these qualities, on an archetypal level, associated with women? Can we recognise the archetypes of wild women, incarnating freedom and desire, or earth mothers, here to nurture, who are ultimately very powerful, yet possibly not very bright?

Drains and Radiators: Or, Finding a Little Give and Take

By Libby Webber |

There are times in all our lives where we find ourselves saying ‘yes’ to others when really, we’d love to say no and put ourselves at the top of the priority list for a change; times when we feel we’re doing all the giving in relationships and our friends or loved ones are doing the taking. So what might be getting in the way of finding a better balance in relationships?

Touch — And Reconnecting With Ourselves

By Libby Webber |

We can be so focused on the perceived shortcomings of our bodies — too thin, too fat, too big, too small — that we fail to appreciate what an extraordinary means we have at our disposal to experience the world around us — our body’s sense of Touch.

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