As circunstâncias atuais nos relembram que aqueles que conseguem florescer não são necessariamente os mais fortes, mas sim aqueles que são capazes de enfrentar mudanças, desconforto e até dor, e mesmo assim seguem em frente.

It was just yesterday, as my husband and I walked down the street on Vancouver’s West End to have Breakfast on our bistro à coté… there she was… for the first time using a walker, for the first time with a caretaker… but there she was.

We are living through unprecedented times. As we reorganize our lives, work dynamics, and thought processes, great opportunities will arise.

I have been reflecting a lot about this. I guess it is a natural reflection when your life has gone through so many changes.

Feliz, ou infelizmente, a gente precisa se lembrar que ainda não somos tão poderosos a ponto de gerar felicidade ou infelicidade na vida de alguém.

Ele tinha 5 anos quando eu nasci, ela apenas 4. Não levou muito tempo para que eu entendesse que ele precisaria de toda a atenção possível por parte da minha mãe. Não levou muito tempo para ela generosamente me oferecer sua proteção.

It was very early in my life that I started to study NLP, and along with it, I learned about rapport: the connection that we establish with others, so that we can communicate better, understand better, make ourselves understood and, this way, open space for the results we wish for to flow out of every interaction.

As I was retrieving all of my holiday season and winter gear from storage, I couldn’t help but think about all of the New Year’s Resolutions conversations we are about to have in the next month and a bit.