It is extremely easy to destroy a new idea. It takes just a few words, sometimes a nonverbal cue is enough to kill an idea, and most often, we destroy it ourselves with our inner critic before it is even allowed to see the light of day. Here's how to change that.

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My life falls into two eras: the one before I could name my purpose, and the one after. The second

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For seedlings to grow into large plants, fertile ground is necessary. This is as true for nature as it is

My personal purpose statement reads: «I support myself and others in creating ways of interacting and collaborating that have the