So this is what I consider the best afterlife reading list. People who know even a little about me know that I am a believer in the afterlife, but not in a traditional sense. We all want to know, right? But we don't want to die to find out. So we're not dying to know and we won't know for sure until ... read more
What dogs teach us about supporting those who are sick
What dogs teach us is profound, if we're paying attention. Dogs don't send cards, make chicken soup or do any of the things that we think about doing when a loved one is sick. They know what to do. It's instinctive. They are simply there. They sit by the side of their sick loved one and ... read more
How to survive the loss of a love
Here's one thing we all have in common: lost love. Whether it's a spouse, partner, family member, best friend--and whether we lose them through death or just lose their love--it's all lost love. Losing love--in any form--is one of the most painful experiences we go through in life. As a ... read more
How to live a life of no regrets
When I saw this, I had to wonder: what regrets did I have, if any? And how do we live lives of no regret? Today, I'm asking that you answer those questions in the Comments section. If we have enough answers, I'll do a blog post using them, but anonymously, of course. Thank you. ... read more
The secret to giving a gift that matters
Make it personal. A gift that matters has personal resonance. It's usually not something you pick up on the fly. It's something that takes thought and effort. That takes the recipient's likes and personality into account. That's what a gift that matters is like. Not just any book. A certain ... read more
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