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Transforming Thoughts
See me – hear me

Dear friends, We are holding this space for “transforming thoughts” - featuring actionable ideas from past and present thought leaders. This column presents beliefs articulated not only by the voice, the laptop, the mic, the megaphone of today’s great authors and thought leaders – but also the quill pen and [...]

Justice for ALL
How can we be silent? Remembering the children and elders who died

"Prayer of the children" Performed on June 5, 2022 by the First Community Church Choirs & Orchestra, Columbus, OH Conducted by Dr. C. Andrew Blosser, Director of Music, leading the combined choirs of two campuses This performance followed the recent tragic events at Buffalo and Uvalde – while the war [...]

The importance of role models
Implications for our future: Understanding the dominator model and the partnership model

"Domination Systems have superior/inferior relationships and view power as 'power over.' Partnership Systems have egalitarian relationships and view power as 'power with' and 'power to' (creative power)." Author: Riane Eisler, JD, President, Center for Partnership Systems     Author: Susan Troyer, BA, MS As a child, Riane Eisler, JD, fled [...]

Disrupting the status quo
Rebel Saint: Bill Thomas Revolutionizes Aging

The Wall Street Journal has called Bill Thomas, MD, "One of the 12 most influential Americans to redefine aging."  He and Jude Thomas had recently founded the Eden Alternative when I came across an article about him in April 1999.  I had just arrived back in my hometown to support [...]

Join the food revolution!
Brain fog? Read this…

Memory loss, brain fog, and fuzzy thinking can be scary and frustrating. You lose confidence and just can’t get as much done as you used to.  And, you might worry that these symptoms mean you’re on your way to getting dementia or even needing 24/7 care. Backed by the most [...]

Leadership matters
How Zelenskyy emerged as the antithesis of Putin and proved you don’t need to be a strongman to be a great leader

"It is natural for the West to pin a great many hopes on Zelenskyy, in his resistance to the authoritarianism of Putin. The West should, however, not forget the most central lesson of democratic politics – that the leaders are no better, morally speaking, than those they lead." Author:  Michael [...]

Food matters
Leafy greens = 11 years younger? Really?!

Can eating just one cup of greens per day add 11 healthy years to one's life? A 2017 study from Chicago's Rush University involving 1,000 adults came to some stunning conclusions. The researchers found that people who ate just one serving of leafy greens per day (think spinach, kale, collard [...]

Food for life
The remarkable link between heart health and emotions

The Healthy Heart Masterclass introduces Dr. Mimi Guarneri, a holistic cardiologist, who will present the latest science for protecting your heart. The presentation will cover recent breakthroughs as well as prevalent heart disease myths. The intended masterclass audience: Anyone who has a heart!   Ken ticked all the right boxes. [...]

Transforming Thoughts
From old narratives to new narratives: A spiritual awakening to mindfulness, authenticity, and compassion in our societal response

Dear friends, We are holding this space for “transforming thoughts” - featuring actionable ideas from past and present thought leaders. This column presents beliefs articulated not only by the voice, the laptop, the mic, the megaphone of today’s great authors and thought leaders – but also the quill pen and [...]

Come together!
Does what you eat matter? Here’s what I think…

It was 2012 - the first Food Revolution Summit had been presented to an online audience in April of that year and I was excited to be present! For a period spanning 14 years, I had been with my  parents in my hometown in their final years.  I had made every [...]

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