Tag Archives: authentic conversations

A new day – life in motion

Posted on 26. Jan, 2010 by Susan Wright.

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I feel like a huge weight has been lifted off my shoulders since receiving a plan to manage my toddler’s health issue.  It has taken more than a year, and certainly many failed attempts, to get a treatment plan for my son’s chronic skin irritation. Today really is a new day as that constant source [...]

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Life skills start early on the big yellow bus

Posted on 15. Jan, 2010 by Susan Wright.

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I’m tough sometimes; other times, I give in, or lose it. Yesterday was one of those mornings when I lost it. For the first time ever I walked along a busy street with tears streaming in full view of those passing by.  It was one of those moments as a working mother that I felt [...]

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The power of relationship and networks

Posted on 11. Nov, 2009 by Susan Wright.

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Today I had two constructive conversations; one which connected me to the early days of my business and the other which reminded me of all the people and networks I have engaged with over several years. One conversation was with someone I’ve known for years, while the other with someone I met three days ago. [...]

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A mirror reflection for personal insight

Posted on 23. Oct, 2009 by Susan Wright.

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You see yourself as intelligent and you’ve “got it together” until one day you have a conversation with someone and wonder what the heck you were thinking. You don’t feel so together, you question your intellectual savvy and just about anything else that you once perceived as true.
When this happens (and yes it can, even [...]

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