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Women’s Wealth, Women’s Worth began as an exploration of voice, identity, and lived experience. But you cannot outthink a body that's under strain. My work is focused on clarity, resilience & decision-making starting with the body.
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My Mind Is A Center Of Divine Operation. (opens the original)
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“My mind is the center of divine operation. The divine operation is always for expansion and fuller expression, and this means the production of something beyond what has gone before, something entirely new, not included in past experience, though proceeding out of it by an orderly sequence of growth. Therefore, since the divine cannot change its inherent nature, it must operate in the same manner in me. Consequently, in my special world of which I am the center, it will move forward to produce
I’m A Baby Boomer And I’m Soul-Tired (opens the original)
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Yesterday I found an Edgar Cayce video that I couldn’t stop watching. It was about my generation , baby boomers, people born between 1945 and 1965 and what he called our final spiritual mission.He said a soul from this group would show three signs of readiness to awaken:An existential crisis, something that forces you to question everything. I’ve had two.An inexplicable pull toward spirituality.A constant sense of responsibility toward the world.I have all three, and reading them back to myself
Democratizing Good Health (opens the original)
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The Other Ecosystem I was reading Barron’s this week and came across a wealth management firm announcing a new offering: they’re partnering with health advisors to help their clients live longer, healthier lives.My first thought was, of course they are.Because if you control someone’s health, you control where they live, who they see, and how they age. And if you control that, you control the payout. You control the money. From birth to death, and then the next generation, and the next. It’s a v
A Strangers Hand. (opens the original)
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I remember exactly where I was 25 years ago on 9/11.I was in my office, in the front of our house in Tabernacle, New Jersey. Six monitors in front of me — I was trading that morning, like most mornings. There was a small TV in the corner I could see from my chair.I was on the phone with my mother. I don’t even remember why we were talking. And while we were talking, the first plane hit the tower. I heard her gasp. Then she started crying . Then she was screaming.I don’t remember much of the next
The Supplement Industry Just Got a $3.8 Billion Wake-Up Call. (opens the original)
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Procter & Gamble just paid $3.8 billion for Thorne, a well-respected supplement brand. Let that number sink in for a moment.When one of the largest consumer companies in the world pays nearly $4 billion for a supplement company, it isn’t a trend anymore. It’s a fact. The industry that people once dismissed as vitamins and snake oil is now one of the most valuable spaces in consumer health.Here’s what makes me pause.Thorne is a good company. But Shaklee has been doing this since 1956 . In 2004, R
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