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Today I caught my first wave. Not a big deal for those that have spent many hours learning the craft of surfing, but for me it represented a huge leap. Not just because I actually managed to hold my own and get up on the board, an accomplishment in itself, but mainly for the lessons…
Need a little escape that feels worlds away—but still totally doable in a weekend? Let me introduce you to one of my favorite Northern California places: Point Reyes National Seashore. It’s not far from my house, so I’ve spent many afternoons and days exploring the area—and I still find new things to love every time…
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Renowned street artist Jorit has unveiled his latest mural in the quaint town of Buonabitacolo in southern Italy, bringing to life a powerful portrait of Vincent van Gogh, one of art history’s most iconic figures. Human Tribe- Vincent Van Gogh – Image Copyright Jorit At the heart of this mural is Van Gogh, a figure…
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Throughout history, countless objects of immense value have vanished, leaving behind tantalizing mysteries and fueling the imaginations of treasure hunters and dreamers alike. These lost treasures, shrouded in the mists of time, hold a captivating allure – their exorbitant worth intertwined with fascinating stories of exploration, conquest, and often, misfortune. Lost Treasures: The Most Expensive…
From Life Coach to Community Leader: How One Woman Turned Her Calling into a Movement for Change Deanna L. Stewart, Ph.D.Founder & Executive Director, Equity Alliance of Michigan When Dr. Deanna L. Stewart enrolled in the Life Coach Certification Program at Life Purpose Institute in September 2013, she was already a natural coach—offering guidance, insight,…
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Australia has long been considered a dream destination for enthusiastic backpackers. The continent boasts vast dynamic landscapes, with bustling cities surrounded by incredible (and incredibly remote) natural beauty. From the Great Ocean Road and the Blue Mountains to the Daintree Rainforest, Kakadu National Park, Uluru, and Fraser Island, the country boasts countless ecotourism attractions for…
To mark the publication of new contributions to our Cambridge Elements in Global Urban History series, we will feature interviews with authors and share short excerpts from their work. Here, series co-editor Joseph Ben Prestel interviews Alexia Yates, the author of our second Element, Real Estate and Global Urban History (2021). Alexia Yates is Senior…
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Easter is approaching fast, I mean who doesn’t like a chocolate egg at Easter? We have found some of the most luxurious and indulgent Easter eggs on the market. Take a look at some of these tasty treats. Hotel Chocolat The Classic Ostrich Egg is more than just a big Easter egg. With over a…
Perhaps you are one of those who feel you have more than your fair share of difficult people to deal with? If so, I’d like to offer five tips, gleaned from my experience in life coaching, that may help make your experiences a little easier. TIP 1: Consider a Difficult Person to be your Teacher,…
