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Returning, Again and Again
As students and families return from their respective Spring Break getaways, I am struck by the moving parts that make up a community - the inhaling while others exhale, the moving, shifting and dancing we all do in order to balance and maintain. We are all a part of this whole. What I do affects others far down the line, and transversely, I am affected by others' choices and decisions.
Many great minds speak about this age as a time of communal awareness, as a time when each and everyone feels the actions of others. We are not separate in our daily doings, and often the projections of who others are and how others feel is based on false assumptions. While it is easier to stay inside our belief system of how the world works and who he / she / it / they 'truly are' - or worse - who they 'should be' in order to grow and transform, all labels, expectations and assumptions must be put to the side. Each one of us is a constantly changing organism of wonder, beauty and grace. If we consciously and mindfully work together, there is truly, truly nothing that we cannot do.
This week and always - to connection and growth - together.
Our Clients Say:
"It was such a joy to watch Grace complete her college applications last night. I am SO incredibly grateful for your help, guidance and support through this process. Not only did Grace enjoy working with you, but you made for a peaceful and joyful college application experience. (In other words, no stress and no nagging her to get stuff done.) I especially appreciate all the new-to-us schools you brought to her attention — except for our state school, all of the schools she's applying to are a direct result of your expertise, tools and conversations with Grace. There are some really wonderful schools on the list, and I'm excited to see where her college journey takes her. Thank you so much for your patience and flexibility in honoring her timing and flow on this. You quickly got her going even though we started late in the process. With deep gratitude and appreciation!"- Shanno J., parent
