This month, we invited folks in the community to share a moment when someone’s words, actions or invitation made a difference in their lives – and we are so pleased to share their inspirational stories with you. Enjoy! Warmly, Ariel & Shya Michel From Basel, Switzerland “I’m very grateful to...
Below are upcoming events from people in the transformational community. (If you have an event to share in these monthly posts, you may submit it here.) Say YES to Your Life! - Manhattan: Monday Night Alive! Date: Mondays - June 3, 10, 17, 24, July 1*, 22, 29, 2019 Time:...
Did anyone ever say something to you that you found offensive? What did you do: walk away in a huff ...
Daniel is my brother, one year younger, one of a twin, and one of five siblings. He was an incredibly passionate pilot from his late teens until he was formally diagnosed with Huntington’s Disease and no longer able to fly. We were well familiar with...
As I am getting older, I see many of my friends struggling with aging parents or parents that have passed away. I feel very lucky to have met Ariel & Shya Kane when I was in my early thirties. It transformed the relationship I had...
My Great Aunt Caily was my grandmother’s younger sister. My Grandma and Grandpa eventually moved to Oregon to raise their family but Aunt Caily and her husband, Uncle Gil, lived and died in Orange City, Iowa. Born in the early 1900’s, Caily came to adulthood in...
Below are upcoming events from people in the transformational community. (If you have an event to share in these monthly posts, you may submit it here.) Say YES to Your Life! - Manhattan: Monday Night Alive! Date: Mondays - April 1, 8, 22, 29, May 6, 13*, 20* Time: 7:00...
As our flight lifted off from the helicopter terminal near Smithers, British Columbia, I watched the ground recede out the window near my feet. Having called “dibs” I was happily strapped into the copilot seat on the left front side of the bird. Shya sat...
I read many story collections in my life. Many of them were very good and enjoyable to read. But there are only two I could name by their titles and which are the first to pop into my mind when speaking of inspiring stories. These...
“Mensch” is a Yiddish word meaning “a person of integrity and honor.” It was 1957, I was 16 years old and struggling. A troubled teenager, I was dyslexic and could hardly read. Somehow, I eventually managed to make it through high school and go on to get...