3 Steps to Destiny: Career Manifestation
I was reflecting recently on an experience I had several years ago. Having left a partnership in which I felt betrayed, I was looking for […]
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3 Insights about Patriarchy and Pleasure
Of all places, I learned on TikTok about a film from June 2022 called Good Luck to You, Leo Grande, starring the inimitable Emma Thompson. […]
Continue reading »5 Ways I Took Control of My Life after Hospitalization
This is a follow-up from my previous blog, “15 Things I’m grateful for after being Hospitalized”. For me, being grateful was not enough: if I […]
Continue reading »3 Steps to Manifesting Your Calling
As I look back over the last few weeks, affirmations abound and confirmations resound everywhere: I know I am on my path. Almost 8 years […]
Continue reading »3 Reasons Others’ Self-Sabotage Feels Toxic to You
Recently, I’ve been reflecting a lot on different interactions I’ve had with people, especially as a customer. As an entrepreneur, I’m quite sensitive to my […]
Continue reading »3 Lessons For Teams from Brain Coral: Biomimicry in Action
Recently Dr. Margaret and I visited the Fiji museum, and learned a lot about Fiji’s multi-ethnic history via artifacts. I was fascinated to learn about […]
Continue reading »Well I’ll be Doggone: Trauma Again
Is it just me, or is trauma becoming a more and more popular theme in movies? As I mentioned in previous posts that contained movie […]
Continue reading »Trauma, Anger and Destruction: Pathaan Review
I was curious to watch this movie that is raking in crores and trending on TikTok endlessly. Pathaan is being touted as one of the […]
Continue reading »5 Ways to know it’s Your Calling
Recently, on my show, Mornings with Marilyn, I started speaking about purpose and calling. The topic emerged through my interactions with Sidhant Bali Maharaj – […]
Continue reading »Biomimicry and Trauma: Where the Crawdads Sing
Recently I watched a film called Where the Crawdads Sing, based on the novel of the same name by Delia Owens. I was struck by […]
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