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“Goodbye, you who are always leaving me…”
Aging floods us with goodbyes. And the absent are lit ships illuminating memories.How much could Collins poetry enrich your days? Continue reading
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Do Women Still Need Men?
What if women took charge of healthcare and the arts? Could this rebalance historic alpha-male overreach? Continue reading
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What is in the Circle?
Maintaining perspective directly impacts our ability to practice life’s biggest key to happiness: gratitude. Continue reading
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If It Ain’t Broke, Make it Better! – June 3
Those who see no need to work harder to live love are, in important ways, not fixed but broken. Continue reading
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Take Care of the People Who Take Care of People – May 13-17
It is the most quotable thing I have ever said because it is true but not obvious: “the number one job of leaders is to take care of the people who take care of people.” Continue reading
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Are We Still Alive? – May 6, 2024
Of all the places I worked before or since, none meant more than Riverside and the OhioHealth system I founded in 1984 and left in 1995. A big part of me wished I could have stayed for the ride from… Continue reading
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Healthcare’s Strange New War – April 22-26
Compassion is our most important healing power. Soon, it may be the only one we have left. Continue reading
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What to Say to Grievers April 18-20
What do you say to Grief? “Let the ‘candles’ speak.” Continue reading
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Secret Memories
Our spirits have secret memories. Brain and spirit are related but separate. One mortal, the other UNAFFECTED by brain death. Continue reading
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Proof of Love After Death – February 19-23
Near death experiences (NDE’s) are common. But a neurosurgeon’s NDE proved that brain function and consciousness are SEPARATE…and thrive in a heaven where Love reigns supreme. Continue reading
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