Tuesday, July 7, 2009

It's all a Matter of Perspective

Today is a day which the world has decided to pay respects to a man who on more than one occasion changed the course of direction in the music industry. Michael Jackson or MJ as some refer to him is also considered the “King of Pop.”

In death we begin to view an individual from the eyes of ‘goodness’ and ‘greatness’ but why is it during life we view these same individuals from a completely different perspective.

Continue reading today's blog posting: http://www.therapyintransition.org/TWBlogPosting_070709

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Meet Karen Kleinwort ~ our Flourishing Friend for July

"When you first meet Karen Kleinwort you'll notice her friendliness, her warmth, and her tendency to physically reach out and touch the person she's talking to. And we guarantee you'll be drawn to her amazing blue eyes and passion to help women live their best life. We are excited to share her inspiring story as well as how her love affair with an adopted shelter dog named Tito changed her life forever... "

This is the beginning or the teaser from Flourish-PDX's newsletter today. We are honored to have been chosen by such a fantastic organization to be their chosen friend this month. Enjoy their article.

http://flourishpdx.wordpress.com/2009/06/30/meet-karen-kleinwort-our-flourishing-friend-for-july/

Namaste,
Karen

Monday, June 29, 2009

Let Your Light Shine

Jackie is back in the saddle and she has her blog posting up a few hours early ... here is a little taste:

"This week we’ve had a number of untimely celebrity passings: Tonight Show sidekick Ed McMahon, Charlie’s Angel Farrah Fawcett, Music Icon Michael Jackson and most recently, the man known as the King of Infomercials Billy Mays. Though all of these individuals left their own mark on the world with their unique talent, style and personalities, they share one thing in common – they all loved what they did and let their light shine through in their work and everyday lives."

Continue reading here: http://www.therapyintransition.org/TWBlogPosting_062909