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43 Minutes Sometimes, it’s important to seek the bigger picture in order to understand ourselves. In times like these, we need to go beyond our noses to find solace and wisdom in larger patterns. But how do we do this? One way is to start by looking at life from a decidedly different perspective. Today, we talk with Dianna Mahiques, a Western Astrologer and certified BTB Feng Shui Master. She offers us some alternative ways...
54 Minutes Who we are and what we know about ourselves can turn on a dime. On today’s Twisting the Plot Podcast, we talk to Kathleen Shea Kirstein who shares a personal plot twist. At the age of 49, Kathleen makes a startling discovery. She learns, in accidental and unexpected fashion, that she was not actually born to her beloved parents. She was adopted. This changes everything. Now, at 63, Kathleen continues to discover more...
23 Minutes Cecilia loves a good New Year’s resolution or twenty. She starts her new year off with several notebooks and charts, making vows and setting plans. Hannah’s given up resolutions since most of hers have historically been linked to self-improvement with a negative underlying theme of “not good enough.” But she still expects to grow, and she does have goals. What’s the difference between a resolution and a goal? Resolution has a firmness, an...
17 Minutes Hannah and Cecilia discuss the year and the feelings they shared in this twisting 2020. PLAY PODCAST
47 Minutes If you want to be inspired and get some clarity about what it can mean to age wisely, this is a must-listen podcast. Chip Conley, the strategic inspiration behind Airbnb, is also a best-selling author with a new and compelling message. According to Chip, the first half of our lives is all about accumulating. We accumulate identities, knowledge and experience. But in order to move fully into our next passage, we have to stop...
38 mins In these closing comments from three group members, Robin Snow shares her metaphors and reminds us that change is an art. Jane Emmer is making paper plate awards that speak to each participant’s role in supporting the group. Laura Preiser describes the Stone Soup ritual where everyone brings their own ingredients to the pot. It’s been a year to remember, so much silliness, so many heartaches, lots of outrage and lasting creativity and...
50 mins Emilie Ward and Deb Yeager joined 12 in 12 2020 with specific missions and intentions. Then, 2020 had its way with them. Emilie suffered for weeks with severe symptoms of the coronavirus. Deb, a disaster expert, left her cozy home in New Hampshire to work in Brooklyn at the height of the coronavirus crisis in New York City. Next, both women faced job loss and financial challenges. And eventually, both women became caretakers...