Harriet’s Articles

5 Qualities of an Olympian Mindset, Part I

I usually become deeply immersed in the Olympic Games. Having the honor of attending the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal as a Hostess for the AAU was pivotal.  The experience opened my eyes to global diversity, performance excellence and the power of the human spirit...

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Making Self-Care A Priority!

Are you serving and supporting others, while neglecting your own physical and spiritual self-care? Does everyone and everything else take priority over caring for yourself? Is it time to recharge your batteries and replenish your reserves?  Self-Care, that is tending...

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Conscious Course Correction

These are the best and worst of times, depending on your perspective and the experiences you create, as a result of your perspective. I’ve chosen the path of personal and collective evolution rather than personal and collective extinction. I accept the...

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Tips to Reduce Stress

April is National Stress Awareness Month. Individually and collectively, most of us are stressed. Be it taxes, family, job, technology, the economy or environment, we’re facing issues that we perceive are beyond our ability to cope or control. Or we feel threatened or...

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International Women’s Day

March 8 is significant to me for two reasons.  It’s my son Edward’s birthday. Secondly, it is International Women’s Day (IWD), originally called International Working Women’s Day.  Started as a Socialist political event in the early 1900’s, the holiday blended in the...

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The Little Engine That Could

Many of you remember the childhood classic, The Little Engine That Could by Watty Piper. When a little steam engine is unable to pull the long, heavy train up the hill, she detaches herself from the train, not to abandon it, but to seek help. She approaches one big...

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