Cancer as the Ultimate Philosophical Question: An Interview with Physician-Scientist Dr. Joshi Alumkal
Cancer has been a part of my life since 1998 when my late husband was first diagnosed. My relationship with cancer is a multi-dimensional one that has given me both the worst and the best moments. It has touched me as a wife, caregiver, coach, fundraiser,...‘Change Is Gonna Come’…(and, Actually, It’s Here!)
In 2010, at the very beginning of launching Well Beyond Ordinary, I wrote about change in The Change Paradox. At that time, I was in the process of walking away from a successful career as a filmmaker – one I’d invested more than 20 years and a masters degree in. Back...Grief’s Message – Oh, the Irony
“If you don’t play, you will not win,” Gary Grief, Executive Director of the Texas Powerball Lottery, advised in a recent interview. Grief (yes, that is really his last name) was, of course, referring to the still growing Jackpot. Like anything in...Leave Room for the Magic
Over the course of my years with iPEC, I’ve heard many life changing and profound perspectives and insights from our founder, Bruce D Schneider. But there is one that stands out as December comes to a close and so many people begin to think about the year ahead....Split Decisions
If you don’t choose, what do you get? As a child, this heirloom that sat in my grandmother’s living room on the heavy mahogany table by the front window was a curiosity to me. It featured a woman who has fallen between two chairs. Two men seem to be attempting to...
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