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Category Archives: Think Like a Kid
Make a Difference For a Special Day In a Child’s Life
Two weeks ago, I set foot in a country I knew very little about. My husband’s friend Hamid, who moved to Nicaragua four years ago, told us about the mountains, the climate and that he lived in a modest neighborhood. … Continue reading
Thinking Like a Child Can Change Your Life
Ever notice a child when engaged in play, drawing, dancing or any other activity, doesn’t worry about what others think of them? Their thoughts don’t revolve around limits and believe they can do anything and nothing is impossible. We were … Continue reading
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believe in yourself
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reinvent yourself
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Art of Being Weird
Is being “weird” a good thing? When you see things differently from others or say something that others consider weird, do you feel like crawling under a rock? Are you sitting there saying, “AH YES!” Are you remembering moments where … Continue reading
The Biggest Lie We Tell Each Other
Remember when we were kids, we were taught to always tell the truth and everything would be fine? At some point, it seemed like this was no longer true. We started hearing a whole different story. Let me explain.
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The Art of Gift Giving
Giving the perfect gift. The anticipation of the person’s reaction until the moment they unwrap the gift. Your hoping they will have a surprised look on their face, a joy and maybe shed a few tears. But, what if they … Continue reading
The Last of My Days of Make Believe
I was twelve years old, I could not wait for this school day to be over, I had been thinking about it for weeks. It was Halloween! I was looking forward to getting disguised and go trick-or treating. I did … Continue reading
Being Put In The Spotlight
He walked over to me, took the apples out of my hand, put them back on the stand and said, “un momento”. It was the first time I had walked into one these mini markets (verdureria). I noticed there were … Continue reading