Meeting New Challenges Productively

Every single day we wake up, we are met with new challenges. Things we may never have seen before. New life ambushes, or just scenarios that don’t fit into our plans. More traffic than we expected. Someone runs a stop sign, and now we have to deal with at best a fender-bender. Or worse. Like…
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Freedom is a Gift

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Outwork

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Part Three Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: Survival and Resources

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