Judee Regan

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Spiral of Continual Growth and Learning

Looking at it in the larger view enables us to not only put our whole lives in perspective but helps us be aware that there is a future, to create a vision for our future and to choose to work towards that future. nnHere's what the sequence looks like when the path of growth is chosen. nn1.Comfort Zones Life seems to be moving well, we're comfortable with career, relationships, etc. This is a good time to get comfortable and set in our ways! nnFollowing the Entrepreneurial Wa

August 15, 2007

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Leap of Faith

nIn less than an hour, my right arm was completely immobilized. I learned that I had experienced an emotional trauma. Four years and four months later, my nerve cells have almost re-grown and my frozen shoulder is almost back to normal. First I went into shock and then fear took over. What if this was it for the rest of my life? Finding the courage to stay in the present moment was monumental. Step by step, over the next four plus years, I found the help that I needed. nnSeve

August 15, 2007

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How We Do Death

While waiting to attend a focus group for seniors, I read an article on ‘Twixers.’ This term refers to young people ages 24 to 29, who still live at home, have worked numerous jobs since leaving school, are saddled with large education debts, and are not yet ready to get on with transition into adulthood. nnSo I sat there, waiting for seniors who were to share their ‘life wisdom’ with me. In the end, no one came. nnIt seemed rather curious to be read

August 15, 2007

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Hope For the Future

Once upon a time a young girl was badly tossed around in her real world, and ended up in a make believe world called Oz. Here she experienced many adventures, but deep within she knew this was not her home. At her core, Dorothy instinctively knew she was not where she should be. She knew she had to return to Kansas in order to live out the life she was intended to live. nnSo often a similar scenario happens in our own lives. Little time is devoted to finding out who we really

August 14, 2007

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Driving Together

Driving TogethernnThis is a story of a man and a woman who lived side by side and each day the two would drive to work in the man’s car. It is a story that tells of the importance of setting personal boundaries. What intrigued me is the creative way the man handled his problem…particularly since the woman was his neighbor.nnnHis StorynnThe man would get ready in his house. He would get himself spiffed up to face the day and then get in his car to go to work. Being a morni

February 8, 2005

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Are We So Blessed?

The man I write about, has had a serious mental illness for years. I had not asked about him for a long time and when I did, what I heard was a story that warmed my heart deeply.nnHis storynnThis man’s illness was diagnosed in his late teens. It always seemed to me that his family relegated him to a very isolated, lonely existence where he was forced to search out others to care for him. His family was there to support at arms length, but no closer, and as I was to learn in

January 7, 2005

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Little Brave Man

I had the privilege of meeting an eight-year-old hero named Sean. It turns out that Sean has had more trial and anguish sent his way, than most who have lived eight times his eight. Our relationship began when I was heading home on the last plane of the day and he and his father and I shared the last row. Sean had a dear personality, and as his father slept, Sean tried to engage me in some of his ‘how many pennies are in this hand’ games – activities that I am usually h

February 26, 2004

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September 23, 2007

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September 23, 2007