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Don’t next all over me!
A few days ago I posted a blog (A Balancing Act) that referenced Dan Gilbert’s book Stumbling on Happiness. I mentioned one of the main points of the book – the idea that what we think will make us happy … Continue reading
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A balancing act.
This isn’t what you think it’s going to be so please keep reading – I promise you haven’t heard this before. Balance is a word we throw around a lot. And like most things ubiquitous, there’s a certain judgment implied, … Continue reading
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Oh The Places You’ll Go!
After three months of almost non-stop travel between Toronto and camps in California, Colorado, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and all across Ontario, I have unpacked my duffle bag for the last time this summer. It’s been an amazing adventure and I’ve learned … Continue reading
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The Daily Mirror
Time flies when you’re criss-crossing the Ontario wilderness (and Ohio) traveling from one camp to another delivering staff-training sessions. Each one beginning with the hopes that some still unformed words of wisdom leap from your brain and land on your … Continue reading
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The Next Chapter…
It’s been a while since my last blog and for that I apologize. Lots of great stuff going on. In fact, I’m writing this just before a presentation I’m about to deliver at Dad’s Count 2010 – a one-day workshop … Continue reading
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”Scott - Your emails are so informative and so representative of the listening that you obviously do when we speak. You have considered my "situations" from so many angles and I really appreciate and respect all of your suggestions and advice. I'm creating a personal handbook from your email summaries to help parent my individual kids, which is something that I could never find in a bookstore! Not to mention, the advice is relevant to the person who I am (who, by the way, you seem to be tapping into quite easily). Your feedback is a genuine gift. You are obviously very committed to your profession.
- SL
Mother of two daughters - 5 & 7 years old
