


Podcast #524: An Old School Boxing Trainer on What It Means to Be a Man

Quannah Chasinghorse…Each person can do their part in being the change they wish to see in the world.

Tiny Desk: YENDRY…ENERGY & RHYTHM for an overcast Sunday ;) or a Sunny any day. YEИDRY’s songs radiate with a feminine strength of many lives lived, from the sobered reflection on a past relationship of “Se Acabó” to the self-sure “Ya,” a song “about the fire … and the courage that all of us have inside. And sometimes we struggle to get it out.” Its first phrase, “yo quiero to'” (“I want it all”), is an invocation of remembering who you are. In “You,” her collaboration with Damian Marley, she inhabits the voices of both lovers with a seamless confidence. And in her closer, “El Diablo,” she adopts even the devil’s power with a slow-burning flamenco that ignites into merengue as she repeats “soy Dominicana / soy Italiana,” honoring all her selves in the afternoon light.

Connect with Nature – EXPLORE and SHARE your OBSERVATIONS from the natural world. – Cheers to remaining curious!

TINY DESK NPR: Joy Oladokun, an American singer-songwriter whose music spans the genres of folk, R&B, rock, and pop.

Came Across This Today…and the Simplicity of It Made Me Smile…Hope you find a smile in it as well! Thank you ~ creator: Richard Freeman (PS: Read the ‘Good Vibes’ in the Reviews and Pass It Along…)

School is either starting or about to…Here are some INSANELY-EASY Dinner Recipes FOR EVERYONE to ease the transition – Thank you – DELISH!

Its that time of year when extra Garden Veggies Need a Place at the Table ;) Best Vegetable Cabbage Soup…from DELISH!

A Favorite Summer Time (Anytime ;) Cookie! Lemon Rosemary Butter Cookies – By Neighbor Food Blog…

Unique Sound From Ireland…Ann B. Savage. Tiny Desk Concert

“Olympic And Paralympic Moms Face Big Obstacles To Compete. They’re Demanding Change” – Written by Leila Fadel, NPR

HEALING THE DIVIDE: “This anthology features poems by Mark Doty, Ross Gay, Donald Hall, Marie Howe, Naomi Shihab Nye and many others. These poets, from all walks of life, and from all over America, prove to us the possibility of creating in our lives what Dr. Martin Luther King called the “beloved community,” a place where we see each other as the neighbors we already are. Healing the Divide urges us, at this fraught political time, to move past the negativity that often fills the airwaves, and to embrace the ordinary moments of kindness and connection that fill our days.”

Conscious Life & Style: “16 Ethical & Sustainable Activewear Brands to Get Moving In – From leggings to tanks, these ethical and sustainable activewear brands have the perfect eco-friendly sportswear, gym wear, yoga clothes, and outdoor adventure gear for getting moving and staying healthy.”

Go Green Give Back: “Donate your event clothing: Your beautiful event wear can be donated to some wonderful organizations who give it to someone else or repurpose it into something meaningful.”

TWICE LOVED FLOWERS: “Flowers have the ability to bring JOY and INSPIRE HOPE. We have comprised a list of organizations, non-profit organizations and companies, who can help you share your flowers with others. These organizations do so by recycling, reusing and repurposing flowers or growing and gifting them. We also include companies who can preserve your event flowers in creative and beautiful ways.”

Floral Libations – NY Times…”Flowers are magic. They are beautiful, uplifting and, when added to a drink, incredibly refreshing.”

Food & Wine (New York City’s LE CIRQUE) – Blackberry and Mascarpone Crêpe Cake

BELIEVE.

#PBSForTheArts Artist Spotlight – Laura Osnes: “To be honest, I’ve enjoyed unplugging a bit from the hustle and bustle of Broadway. I think we’ve all been forced to find peace and purpose beyond our identities as Broadway performers — but the thing I miss the most is the community.”

“The following three members of the OREGON WINE industry — two of whom are native Mexicans; one, a first-generation American of Mexican descent — are eager to draw attention to the vineyard workers, the majority of whom are Hispanic desiring a chance to advance. Jesús Guillén, Sofía Torres McKay and Miguel Lopez are forming an organization to increase appreciation of these skilled laborers, helping them overcome challenges to realize their ambitions.” Written By: D. Hulkower -Oregon Wine Press

INCREDIBLE! Watch & Listen HERE… “It’s been said that our young people are the hope of our future. If that’s true, the future of classical music looks blazingly bright, judging from these extraordinary performances by the young musicians in this triple-play Tiny Desk (home) concert.” – Tiny Desk

Mary Gauthier, Grammy Nominated Singer Song-writer, is no stranger to the gut punch. The lyrical precision on the folk singer’s first eight studio albums is testament to her ability to transform her own trauma into a purposeful and communal narrative. Now she finds new purpose in Writing Music to Heal the Healers on the Frontline as well as the Heroes of our Communities at Home & Abroad.

Stay Safe this 4th of July – Download the RED CROSS “SAFETY APPS” HERE! – Be Prepared for Emergencies. Accidents happen – but you can be ready to help yourself and your loved ones with this FREE app. The First Aid app puts expert advice for common emergencies at your fingertips. — Red Cross teaches skills that save lives; provides 40 percent of the nation’s blood; provides international humanitarian aid; and supports military members and their families. The Red Cross is a not-for-profit organization that depends on volunteers and the generosity of the American public to perform its mission. For more information, please visit redcross.org

2021 A CAPITOL FOURTH OVERVIEW: The concert will honor men and women of our military and their families for their contributions to our nation and their dedication to service, which exemplifies the American ideals we celebrate on the Fourth of July. The 41st annual broadcast of A Capitol Fourth airs on PBS Sunday, July 4, 2021 from 8:00 to 9:30 p.m. ET, as well as to our troops serving around the world on the American Forces Network. The program can also be heard in stereo over NPR member stations nationwide, and will be streaming on Facebook, YouTube and this site, and available as Video on Demand for a limited time only, July 4 to July 18, 2021.

KNOWING HOW TO BELONG TO YOURSELF – “We are, at all times, involved in what Montaigne describes as the most important undertaking. He writes, “To compose our character is our duty, not to compose books, and to win, not battles and provinces, but order and tranquility in our conduct. Our great and glorious masterpiece is to live appropriately.” This masterpiece is created only with right intention and attention, which necessarily requires knowing how to belong to oneself.” Written By Peg O’Connor Ph.D. – Psychology Today

Food – TED TALK (7 minute listen…): SO FASCINATING and INSIGHTFUL. What Should You Look For When Shopping For Seafood? For marine biologist Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, not knowing where our seafood comes from isn’t just a mystery—it’s a problem. She says we should reconsider what we eat and how we take it from the sea.

4th of July – From FOOD & WINE

ART – 2021 Grant & Opportunities for Artists: Support ‘YOUR’ art, your ‘FAMILY’S’ art, your ‘COMMUNITY’S’ art, the WORLD’S art. As PICASSO so elegantly put it: “Art washes away from the soul, the dust of everyday life.”

CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS – Read and See his Recipe for Watermelon Salad! – “A Houston based chef. Endowing food with deeper meaning is Williams’ bread and butter. He has culinary entrepreneurship and community service in his DNA. The great-grandson of a pioneering Texas businesswoman, Williams feeds a lot of Houston’s foodie crowd at his restaurant Lucille’s, in the city’s Museum District. That’s where people come to meet and greet over plates of what Lucille’s advertises as “well-refined Southern cuisine, defined by history.” – Written By: Karen Grigsby Bates

TINY DESK: – Watch the VIDEO and HEAR HER INTERVIEW! INCREDIBLE – She has helped build a music school on Easter Island Out of Recycled Material…. “Mahani Teave,- the pianist who offers this engaging performance from the music school she co-founded. As a child, Teave saw the first piano brought to the island in 1992 and dreamed of becoming a world-class concert pianist. It was a dream she fulfilled, but just as she was poised to launch her international career, an even stronger dream tugged at her heart.”

GOOD GRIT MAGAZINE – “Is the only southern culture magazine capturing the authenticity of the perseverance that exists in the human spirit. We believe that the South is compiled of people from here and people who love it here–and maybe they aren’t “from around here”–but they’ve fallen in love and they are staying. The south has been begging for a progressive and truthful representation of who we are and who we want to be, and that also pays tribute to the legacies worthy of moving us forward. ood Grit is a movement walked out by compassionate and empathetic humans who want to leave the world better than they found it. Our stories stretch from the origin of your great grandma’s biscuit recipe, to new emerging artists of all kinds. The technology and innovation that inspires us to wellness for our hearts and bodies. It’s about travel to the familiar and to the completely foreign, and stories about the people that stand in the cultural divides with hands outstretched to both sides, finally bringing us together.

Great Performances…HOW THIS PAST YEAR INTERRUPTED THE ARTS: “The way arts and dance and cultural workers make a living…disappeared with it.” —“The exchange of dialogue we missed it. Love on a very deep level we missed it.” —“What I missed most was that sense of community that can only show up in that exchange of story telling with artist and audience.”—“Isolation and harmony, fragility and relience, oppression and hope. These are the emotions of our time. A look at how performers during the pandemic survived the loss of the arts.”

GSS- BE RESILIENT. “TOM JONES – TINY DESK (home) concert on his 81st birthday. It’s a poignant moment in the life of a singer whose career spans 56 years and more than 100 million records sold; the passing of his wife, Linda, in 2016 after 59 years of marriage was devastating and resulted in the longest break between recordings of his career. But now Tom Jones is back with a new album, Surrounded By Time, and ready to share his deepest feelings, channeling songs by others with a voice still rich and muscular. It’s a triumphant return to the Tiny Desk (his first visit was in 2009), and it’s the first time he’s performed these songs since recording them last year. ” NPR Tiny Desk

89 Simple Recipes with 5 Ingredients – from Bon Appetit!

If You Want to Be Happy, Try to Make Someone Else Happy – A new study shows that doing kind things for others is an important path to happiness. Written By: Jill Suttie – Greater Good Magazine

Ginny Burton – Addict to Honors…”I am grateful the Pierce County Sheriff’s loved me enough to arrest me. I am grateful that the judges loved me enough to incarcerate me because those incarcerations gave me an opportunity to work myself into changing my life….My story isn’t an accident,” she told me. “I think it will be used for everybody else. Maybe I can be some kind of Pied Piper, to help people recover their own lives. That’s what I care about. There are some days that I wish I could just slip away here, with a garden, and open up a little cafe. But in reality I know it’s my job to continue to create hope.”

“Gabrielle COCO Chanel: Get to Know the Story Behind the Iconic Designer Her life lived to the fullest, has forever changed international fashion and the concept of dressing the female body” per Letizia Redaelli…GSS: “But sometimes we forget how easy our GOOD IN THE WORLD can be UNDONE. Remember to Surround Yourself with Those Who Seek to Do GOOD, MODEL GOOD and MAKE THE WORLD BETTER.”

From Business Wire: “Mattel Launches Barbie Loves the Ocean; Its First Fashion Doll Collection Made from Recycled Ocean-Bound* Plastic” – ‘The Future of Pink is Green™’ Engages Kids in Supporting a Greener Future”

Interesting Article About Our Country’s Individualism…”Everyone Thinks Americans Are Selfish. They’re Wrong…On average, people in more individualist countries donate more money, more blood, more bone marrow and more organs. They more often help others in need and treat nonhuman animals more humanely.” – Read the NEW YORK TIMES article written by Dr. Abigail Marsh a professor of psychology and neuroscience at Georgetown University – READ HERE!

“A ‘Ring of Fire’ Solar Eclipse Will Be Visible This June 10th – Look at the sky and you’ll catch an annular solar eclipse, an event in which the moon doesn’t completely cover the sun, resulting in a stunning glow.” – Real Simple

“I WAS HERE”…LADY A. – “I wanna do somethin’ better, with the time I’ve been given, And I wanna try to touch a few hearts in this life…” Oldie but Goodie – LISTEN HERE!

OPB: “Beginning with Monday, Oct. 11, Oregon will recognize that Christopher Columbus’s “discovery” of the Americas is historically inaccurate and unworthy of celebration due to his voyage opening the door to “heinous crimes against humanity.”Oregon to recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day “The state of Oregon will become the 11th state to formally recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Our Indigenous people, language and cultures contribute incredible richness and vitality to the tapestry of the place we now call Oregon. It is time that we honor those contributions with formal recognition.”

National Alliance for Mental Health: “We will use this time to focus on the healing value of connecting in safe ways, prioritizing mental health and acknowledging that it’s okay to not be okay through NAMI’s blog, personal stories, videos, digital toolkits, social media engagements and national events.”

Find Your Version of PINK. Watch Her Billboard Music Awards Performance with her daughter Willow – HERE! And READ May 2021 New York Post Article AND the 2017 Article from New York Times.

Asparagus: “An Edible Privacy Border Hedge: Using an asparagus hedge is just one way to incorporate an edible plant into the ornamental landscape. It’s easy to grow and good for you! Its So Healthy Mother Nature sure knew what she was doing when she created it.” – From Wellness Garden Design!

Tis the Season to Start Planting & Potatoes are an Easy Staple to Master for Your Family …Watch Video!

BUREO…heard of them?! They’re a company that makes Skateboards, Sunglasses, Hats, Clothing and other items from Recycled Fishing Nets! – WATCH THE VIDEO! – INNOVATION is the ANSWER!

12 Stress-Relieving Home Fragrances for Your Office, Bedroom and Beyond – From HGTV! “Touch, taste, sight, hearing and smell. All five of our senses impact our general wellness and mood, but some argue that none of our senses affect our moods quite as much as smell. The bad news? You’re forced to encounter a myriad of off-putting, unsettling and unexpected scents daily. The silver lining? You can use your sense of smell to your advantage. All you need are a few strategically-selected home fragrances to boost your moods, alleviate stress and cultivate an environment that meets your personal needs. Shop our favorite candles, diffusers and essential oils to reduce stress and elevate your home.”

The best fitness trackers for kids – From BBC Good Food! Fitness trackers can help motivate your child to get more active, and they don’t have to cost a fortune.

42 Mocktail (Non-Alcoholic) Recipes for All Occasions from BBC Good Food! Discover Good Food’s best ever mocktail recipes for every occasion, including non-alcoholic punch, mulled drinks, juices, spritzers, cordials and coolers.

Paulo Coelho – The 10 Best Books You Must Read & He’s on Facebook! Paulo Coelho’s life may well be itself worthy of a homely book. During his adolescence he was committed to a psychiatric hospital by his own parents, who believed that his rebellious attitude was a sign of madness; it was under such parental guidance that he was subjected to the horrors of electroshock therapy. In his twenties, Coelho dropped out of law school to travel around South America; he later became a journalist. After a life-changing pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, he decided to pursue his lifelong dream of becoming a writer. Here are 10 of his most memorable novels.

12 Soothing Soups to Eat When You Feel Sick – From Spoonful of Comfort!

Why Kids Need to Spend Time in Nature – from ChildMind.Org –

Wild Food Adventures – “From workshops to publications, outdoor guiding to technical advice and instruction, John Kallas and Wild Food Adventures provide expertise in wild edible plants and foraging in Oregon and all of North America.”

April is Stress Awareness Month in the UK – But Gather-Share-Swap believes it should be a World Wide Stress Awareness Month…Try this 30 Day Stress Management Challenge!

Tiny Desk Concert: LAKE STREET DRIVE

USDA Moves To Feed Millions Of Children Over The Summer – “The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced a new effort Monday to feed millions of children this summer, when free school meals traditionally reach just a small minority of the kids who rely on them the rest of the year. The move expands what’s known as the Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer, or P-EBT, program into the summer months, and USDA estimates it will reach more than 30 million children.”

POWELL’S BOOKSTORE – PICKS OF THE MONTH FOR APRIL 2021 – Powell’s Books is an independent bookseller serving Portland, Oregon, since 1971. Through Powells.com and our expansive online community, we also reach readers around the world, people who are as excited about books as we are.

FARM TO TABLE FAMILY – PBS & YOU TUBE RECIPES Oldies But Goodies! “Through food and family, we aim to capture not just a delicious recipe but the essence and journey behind the dish. As food has always had a special place in my heart and with my family, Farm to Table has been a natural extension of who I am. My hope is to inspire others to create memories and meals that bring joy beyond the kitchen. “

ITS NEVER TOO LATE TO BE KIND AND TO GIVE TO OTHERS. Helen McCrory, star of Peaky Blinders and Harry Potter dies at 52…but as a heroic role model. “Even with a cancer diagnosis she and her Husband focused their efforts in 2020 on fundraising money for meals to provide National Health Service staff during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to The Guardian. Their work led to almost £1 million (about $1.3 million) in donations to Feed NHS.” – article from The Guardian

Kindness Matters GUIDE – “You may recognize the expression “it is better to give than receive”, but did you know this is backed up by research? People who are kind and compassionate see clear benefits to their well-being and happiness. They may even live longer. Kindness can also help reduce stress and improve our emotional wellbeing. We all have so much going on in our lives - including competing strains and stresses – not to mention the current coronavirus pandemic. But if we take the time to be kind to other people, we can reap the emotional dividends…”- from MentalHealth.ORK/UK – “

Joanna Gaines – Magnolia Journal & Blog – “”My goal in creating this magazine was to connect with readers from all walks of life, to share content so valuable and so meaningful that you hold on to each issue and return to them again and again.”

NPRs Kindness Podcast – Workplace Positivity! “Dr. Neal Nybo has been in the kindness business for more than 20 years. As a pastor, trainer, speaker and author, he moves more goodness into people’s lives by teaching them the power of micro-actions”

46 minute LISTEN – NPRs Fresh Air Weekend: Singer Brandi Carlile; Cookbook Author Reem Kassis

WATCH: “A Melting Pot Of Traditions: Regina Carter Talks With Lara Downes – “When Duke Ellington famously coined the phrase ‘beyond category’, he was talking about freedom — of choice, of expression, of belonging. He meant following your heart and your instincts into an artistic territory without borders. And that’s the place where violinist Regina Carter makes her home. She plays everything — jazz, classical, R&B, Latin, blues, country, pop, you name it. It doesn’t matter because, as she says, she just likes to call herself “a violinist.” She’s always done things beautifully, spectacularly her own way.” – Musical Interview from NPR

“Off The Beaten Path – Summer Vacation Ideas” from Real Simple Magazine!

Arizona Basketball Coach Adia Barnes Pumped Breast Milk During NCAA Championship Halftime – Women’s Health Magazine. ESPN reporter Holly Rowe noted it on air and called on other people to support Barnes and moms like her. “For those of you who think this is too much information, let’s normalize working mothers and all they have to do,” Rowe said.

Hair care brand ELLA DEAN is named for family behind Oregon’s oldest Black-owned business…Nicole Rose launched her new hair oil line last fall, but you could say it’s been 67 years in the making. The shop run by Rose’s aunt is the oldest continually operated Black-owned business in the State of Oregon.

More Easter Recipes – From WHOLE FOODS – Check Out Ways Whole Foods Donates to LOCAL & Global Communities!

“Navajo Activist Fights to Preserve Culture amid COVID, Suicide Epidemic That Took Brother’s Life” – From People Magazine. NOTE: If you or someone you know is considering suicide, please contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255), text “STRENGTH” to the Crisis Text Line at 741-741 or go to suicidepreventionlifeline.org.

Arlington, Oregon 14 Year Old Teen Girl, Najiah Knight, Breaks Barriers For Female Rodeo Athletes Setting Sights On Becoming First Female To Compete In Professional Bull Rider’s Elite Circuit

New York Times Food Editor Sam Sifton On OPB/NPR Here & Now discussing his new book “NO RECIPE…RECIPES.” How to Rift Without a Recipe, Having Kitchen Confidence, How To Stock Your Pantry With Essential Condiments & How To Add Big Flavor to Small Portions Sizes Now That We Seek Comfort Food More Than Ever (Braising & Stews — Yes Please)! LISTEN TO THE BROADCAST!

COVER ME IN SUNSHINE! – Pink & Willow Sage MUSIC VIDEO…”I love singing with my daughter and my son. (…) But we have this song called ‘Cover Me in Sunshine’ that we recorded at home because it made us feel happy and so we’re going to put it out for no other reason than that we hope that the song makes you feel happy.”

Spring 2021 is Bringing Back Some Old Hip Hairstyles like Bobs, Lobs and Bangs But Also Some New Fresh Cuts & Colors Even All Natural – See “SOUTHERN LIVINGS” List of Top 24 Fresh Looks..and CHECK OUT the LINK for “WIGS FOR KIDS” to Donate Your Hair for A Good Cause.

Chickie Deviled Eggs! – From THE SPRUCE EATS

Orange Easter Bunny Rolls – Better Homes & Gardens

Easter – Spring Recipe: Raspberry Lemon Ricotta Dutch Baby – from HALF BAKED HARVEST!

Sometimes Great Things Come From The Unexpected…Try This! Romaine Pesto and Egg-Stuffed Tomatoes from the SMITTEN KITCHEN- DELISH!

Ali Hamza’s latest released song Sar Buland – Is a fresh new vibe of celebrating womanhood and encouraging the girl child to achieve the success in the society. “The change begins at home. It sheds light on a father, who supports the dreams of his daughter. He raises a daughter with love and attention. He raises her as a caring, strong individual, who is strong enough to give to her community and country. She is raised not just as a daughter, a sister, a mother, or a wife but a responsible, sensitive and caring citizen of this society,

“GIRL UP” – When Girls Rise, We All Rise! There is no country in the world where women are equal. Girls have a tremendous, often untapped power to change the world. Girl Up helps girls access their inner power to advance the skills, rights, and opportunities of girls everywhere….

Love or $$$ – “These Mothers Wanted to Care for Their Kids and Keep Their Jobs. Now They’re Suing After Being Fired” – Time Magazine –

A Message from Indeed CEO: Violence against the AAPI Asian American and Pacific Islander Community…”I stand with you all, and with the entire AAPI community against xenophobia, racism, sexism, and all other forms of hate and violence. Indeed is here to acknowledge your grief, hold you in our hearts, and support you however we can.” – Chris Hyams Indeed CEO

“About 275,000 women left workforce in January 2021 in ‘critical’ pandemic trend – The consequences for women could take years to recover from, and we don’t have years to wait. Families don’t have years to wait.” – NBC News

How to Cultivate Employee Loyalty During Covid and Beyond – “Being able to spend time with family and invest in physical and mental well-being is often more compelling than a giant paycheck for today’s employees. And delivering this flexibility is worthwhile for companies: The right person for the job with healthier work/life balance will outperform other candidates and give you a better return on your investment.”

Let the Sunshine In – Starbucks Spring Drinks & Company Happenings!

Crisis Text Line is free, 24/7 support for those in crisis. Text 741741 from anywhere in the US to text with a trained Crisis Counselor. We fight for the texter. Our first priority is helping people move from a hot moment to a cool calm, guiding you to create a plan to stay safe and healthy. YOU = our priority. https://www.crisistextline.org/

Volunteer with the Animal Rescue Team – HUMANE SOCIETY.ORG – “When the Animal Rescue Team responds to a law enforcement action or natural disaster, volunteers are called in to help provide care to animals in our emergency shelters. Animal rescue volunteers come from all walks of life, generously giving their time to apply their skills and experience in response to animals in need. From animal handling and cage cleaning to administrative tasks, the work of animal rescue volunteers is the true core of the HSUS’s mission to save animals’ lives.”

The Lancet (Medical Journal): Parenting in the Time of Covid – “There is also hope that along with the boredom, frustration, and strangeness of this time, our children are watching and absorbing lessons about serving the needs of others in times of crisis. Perhaps their witness to our work will allow them to understand that blind devotion to absolute individualism can exact a heavy toll that others must pay. And perhaps they will seek to be helpers in some way, whether in direct healing roles or pulling together community for a common cause. How they act, and who they are in the After Times, could be a redemptive outcome of this pandemic.”

Taste for Life Magazine – MUSIC MATTERS for Mental Health (Listen to Lauren Daigle’s New Release “HOLD ON TO ME” for inspiration)…

“Free Mindfulness Apps Worthy of Your Attention -Mindfulness apps are trending in a big way. Here are five we’re happy we downloaded.” – Mindful.org

“I Am A Change Maker – Are You? That is the challenge and opportunity posed to Canadians by a powerful new public awareness campaign launched on social media platforms by the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.” NOTE: United States Has Yet To Create A National Registry of Missing and Endangered Indigenous Women.

MOVIES/TV – SHARE YOUR FAVORITES THAT OPEN YOUR MIND’S WORLD – “We live in a box of space and time. Movies are windows in its walls.” – Roger Ebert

WORLD RESOURCE INSTITUTE: “As the world’s largest economy and the number-one historical emitter, the U.S. carries enormous influence as to whether climate challenges can be successfully addressed. WRI-U.S. works at the federal, state and local levels to develop solutions to the most pressing environmental challenges. We conduct rigorous, peer-reviewed research and convene stakeholders from the public and private sectors to identify practical solutions. You can learn more about our work by exploring the links here.”

Expand Your Community – “At LinkedIn, we have a vision of creating economic opportunity for every member of the global workforce. One of the most powerful tools you can cultivate is your network, your community. Your network and your relationships equal your capacity to build wealth.” Linked In Message

15 Ways to Motivate Yourself and Others – “When it comes to getting results, it takes motivation and ability.” – Article by Time Magazine & Sources of Light

LINKED IN LIVE – Keynote Speaker Friday March 19, 2021 – “Bozoma Saint John is one of this year’s keynote speakers at TransformHer! Boz is the Chief Marketing Officer at Netflix, and since joining, she has helped Netflix become a trailblazer for representation in storytelling. Before joining Netflix, Boz held executive marketing positions at Apple Music, Uber, and most recently, Endeavor. Boz embodies everything we believe in at TransformHer: an intentional commitment to up-leveling self, industry, and society. Learn more about her journey on Friday, March 19 at TransformHer ‘21 on LinkedIn Live – register for free today!

Recipe of the Month – Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day Celebration – Sourdough Chocolate Chip Cookies. Thanks Martha Stewart;) You Deserve A Cookie!

Divorce Support: While divorce counseling can help you move and grow through the unique dynamics of your heartache, divorce support groups also curb isolation by providing tools for how to cope with divorce in a community of others who are also in a divorce recovery process.
