Mar

25

Finding Balance in Uncertain Times

March 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment

It seems like we’re breathing in fear from around us every day, doesn’t it? I know I’ve grown wary – and weary – of turning on the news, it’s too depressing. Knowing that we’re at last on a course correction after years of insane pursuit of wealth is hardly cause for joy. [...]

Mar

24

Restoring the Reputation of the Egg

March 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment

For those who haven’t read the memo – more evidence that we should leave Mother Nature to do what she does best when it comes to growing our food. The results from the latest study comparing nutrient values in free-range eggs – that is, eggs from hens allowed to wander and hunt and outdoors for [...]

Mar

20

A Return to Community Living

March 20, 2009 | 2 Comments

With downsizing expectations, if you’re like your neighbors, you’re taking a sober look at your bottom line values and priorities – and family and local community top the list. According to Chicago Tribune, real estate trends for 2009 are for smaller home, more apartments and attached housing, with rental units, common green spaces and proximity [...]

Mar

16

Conscious Dating at Midlife

March 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment

It’s hard enough to contemplate dating at midlife, finding yourself single again after being widowed or divorced – and this is doubly true when your intention is to find a partner that you feel you can resonate with on a soul level! Yet, that’s exactly what midlife wants. Even within a committed relationship, desires [...]

Mar

16

Stimulus Helps Homeowners Go Green

March 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment

Some good news, from the Organic Consumer’s Association. If upgrading the energy efficiency of your home is in your budget, the new stimulus package includes a few attractive incentives for investing now for the long-term. There’s also a decent tax credit for buying a new hybrid car. If you have the resources to [...]

Mar

12

Midlife at the Movies

March 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment

In this blogpost that came across my desk yesterday, the writer reflects on how heroic characters in the movies played a key role in motivating and inspiring him to stay positive during a rough midlife decade. He describes a recent 50 something Liam Neeson character, an action hero who takes calm control of a [...]

Mar

4

Creating a Culture of Wellness

March 4, 2009 | 1 Comment

If you care about health – your health, kids health, the health of the health care system, the direction of health reform, or being up-to-date on the changes in the health field, you will want to listen to Integrative Care: A Pathway to a Healthier Nation. Believe it or not, this hearing of the Committee [...]

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