
F*ck the Bucket List: Discover the Wonder of YOU

F*ck the Bucket List for the Soul
Discover the Wonder of YOU
Each one of us is unique and has treasures deep within us. Our presence impacts those around us, often in ways that are unspoken. When a cup is empty, it’s impossible to fill another—and when a sponge is filled with water, it cannot absorb anything else. The key is to learn to take impeccable care of yourself and to trust your intuition to guide you to what’s needed. Never give up, but do learn to let go of unhealthy people and situations. Allow the beauty within to find its expression, and let your inner beauty shine.
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Your responsibility is to listen to what is calling you through deep self-awareness, and for each of us to add our value to humanity in our own unique way. How you choose to live your life is the bottom line. You can sit and watch life pass you by, crossing items off the list, or you can jump in and become a healthy creator of your own life. It’s a choice.
This adventure called life is filled with potential to create your own map and navigation system. The hardest work you’ll ever be called to do is not at a job or on someone else’s payroll, it’s when you awaken to your voice and act on the treasures you uncover within. You are the main act of your life, and it’s up to you to unleash your imagination to create opportunities.
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F*ck the Bucket List for the Adventurer
Trekking into the Unknown

Coming 1.27.21
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As we do, we’ll feel lighter and more energized. We might also consider all that we’re learning about ourselves, so we put it into action. This is a time when we can enjoy our harvest, but it’s important not to be weighed down by the past and stories that no longer serve us. I often had to change direction and, on some occasions, lost my way. Despite everything, though, it was only when I paused that I began to see I was not lost at all, at least in the traditional sense. I also realized that “never burn your bridges” was a limiting belief holding me back. I simply learned which bridges should be crossed and which should be burned
Trekking into the unknown gives us permission to experiment with being a free spirit by not being stuck in someone else’s story. Our life no longer depends on anyone else’s survival, because we’re more powerful than we could have ever imagined when we know our hearts and minds. We’re deeply connected to nature as a curious and courageous adventurer—a dreamer, an architect, and a creator of a healthy life. We know there’s only one success: living our lives in our own ways. Our self-love shines on the life and communities we build, and we know a healthy world is possible.
F*ck the Bucket List for the Health Conscious
Trusting Your Heart

Coming 5.27.21
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Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, in The Little Prince, reminds us that, “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.” Simply learn to listen to your gut. Feel free to ask it questions, but also respect it by fully being in tune with what it is whispering to you. Once the whispers become clearer, you can listen to it as quietly or loudly as you prefer. And if something is stopping you, invest the energy in understanding where fear or worry stem from so you can assess the root cause and then listen some more. Your schooling may have taught you to think logically, but your heart never lies.
Previously Published
Our Journey to Corporate Sanity: Transformational Stories from the Frontiers of 21st Century Leadership


Contributors to Our Journey to Corporate Sanity
Transformational Stories from the Frontiers of 21st Century Leadership
Book and Article Contributions
While I was busy being a corporate executive, most of my writing was internal. When I came up for air, I contributed to a number of best-selling books.
I’ve also published across 1000+ blog posts in Thrive Global, Huffington Post, Medium, IT Business, IRIS, Talent Culture. That’s a lot of words on where we’re headed, with lots more to come!




Academic Publications
Jamie Anderson and Ayelet Baron
Achieving ‘Lifework’
https://www.london.edu/think/achieving-lifeworks
Susan A. Sherer, Rajiv Kohli & Ayelet Baron
Complementary Investment in Change Management and IT Investment Payoff