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For this morning���s walk, this question: Is that plant, job, project, obligation an annoying weed or a beautiful, much desired perennial? In the garden that is your life, you get to decide.

In trying times it can be hard to know what to do or which way to go. For this morning���s walk, remembering that your best compass is within you.

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That thing that happened that seemed like serendipity? Pay attention to it. For this morning’s walk, considering the eternal “yes.”

Happy Easter!

I know days can get away from us, but a whole season? Yes, I feel like seasons slip through my hands. But, for this morning’s walk, I think I’ve found a way to capture those sections of the calendar in a way that’s yielded unexpected and wonderful results.

UPDATE: I went fishing and caught this gorgeous 22-inch steelhead rainbow trout! It was exactly the practice and encouragement I needed. I’ll have a line in the water again in a few days.

For this morning’s walk, in beautiful Glendale, California, finding and appreciating the good energy that can come from sharing your work with others. It might even remind you of why you enjoy what you do.

How are you feeling? I mean, really? For this morning���s walk, how the answer can help you to decide your next big move.#morningwalk #motivation #decisions #personaldevelopment #creativity*

[Sorry, I meant February 7! Thanks for catching that Anne Hamlin!] Journaling is popular right now, but do you read journals? For this morning’s walk, delving into an excellent source of comfort and community. After all, no matter what you may be going through, somebody else went through it too.

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Sometimes you need to figure out when to sit down before you get knocked down. I didn���t do that! For this morning���s walk, making sure to rest and giving grace to those like the residents of L.A. who may not have good rest for a long time. #morningwalk #losangeles #rest #recovery #wildfires

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What does it mean to live an authentic life? For this morning’s walk, on the banks of Lake Junaluska, considering making that exploration for 2025. Shout out to authors David Joy and Donald Quist. Greetings from the Alma College MFA in Creative Writing winter residency!

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Is your old thinking keeping you from new adventures and opportunities? For this morning’s walk, it’s time to give yourself more credit for your experience. And by the way, the friend I mentioned immediately got what I was saying, and will have a chat with her boss about taking up that project after all. I know she will rock it!