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Build a life, not just a career. Every week I learn from extraordinary women about how they're building a life they're proud of.Gain clarity on your own path and values and learn from the experiences of diverse and inspiring women in topics like relationships, work, love, and more!

The buzz word in education today is accountability. But the federal mandate of "no child left behind" has come to mean curriculums driven by preparation for standardized tests and quantifiable learning results. Even for very young children, unstructured creative time in the classroom is waning as teachers and administrators are under growing pressures to measure school readiness through rote learning and increased homework.

How do you find the space where you can truly be safe, authentic, and meaningful? It's not always that we have a permanent space for this. In Pockets, join me in exploring how we can find the 'pockets' of experiences where we're free to be ourselves, embrace curiosity and creativity, and design the life that we've always dreamed of.

From conversations, to the natural world, to complete silence, so many of us focus on what's next rather than what is happening now. I'm Listening is a podcast that dissects the importance of listening.

Sie ist Moderatorin, er Profi-Fußballspieler. Zusammen sind sie Ehemann, Ehefrau und Eltern. Von außen betrachtet führen Sarah Richmond und Julian Weigl das perfekte Leben. Doch in Wahrheit sind auch sie nur ein normales Paar mit normalen Problemen. Eines ihrer Beziehungs-Geheimnisse ist das Schreiben von Notizen. Um zwischen Kinderküche, Hundeleine und Fußballfeld keine Geschichten zu vergessen, notieren sie Überschriften, die sie dann in gemeinsamen Gesprächen wieder auspacken. Darunter auch "Extra süß sauer", eine ihrer ersten Notizen, hinter der sich nicht nur eine Geschichte ...

The Secret of Love is a compilation of amazing stories from couples whose relationships improved or completely turned around just by being pointed within, toward their true nature. These couples began to see how they were contributing to their problems from insights gained as they were learning. They saw how they could work with the force of nature, rather than against it. The inspiration for the book came from “Thought and Marriage” by the late Sydney Banks, the person who uncovered the Three Principles that create everyone’s experience of life.