Ilana Wetzler explains why humans need to feel needed and like we belong in her Ted X video. Learn how she encourages graceful living by incorporating travel, laughter, and exploration of the world around us. ...
This executive coach and author shares what women need to know about gender bias to shine in the corporate space & the marketplace....
Consultant and community leader encourages: "Know your philosophy of government, what you think it should and should not be. Do some research on candidates and by all means VOTE EVERY SINGLE TIME the opportunity arises."...
Singer, actor, writer shares: "Listen to EVERYTHING, particularly everyone who came before you in your genre or style. You are only as good as your practice and preparation, and a huge part of that is listening."...
Model and actress advises: "Live with as much love and empathy as you can, for yourself and others. Everything else will fall into place."...
This international development leader believes that you should treat everyone as though they matter and as though they are just like you. Because they do and they are. The jerk holding up traffic, the insufferable parent at the soccer game, the lazy coworker, the judgmental...
Chef and food blogger reminds us: "It is important to be grateful for the simple things in life." ...
Founder of Hello Dreamers! encourages: "Living a graceful life is a choice. I choose to live in the present and accept that I can’t change the past. I enjoy helping others whenever I can. I smile a lot and choose to be grateful regardless of...
Engineer, pilot, teacher shares: One of the things I love about running a skydiving school is having people get past a fear they learn right after they learn to crawl, the fear of falling. The reward for this accomplishment is the true realization of how...
I believe grace comes with surrounding yourself with people you love to make you the best person you can be. I think the single most important thing that comes with having grace and persevering through this life is showing appreciation and saying “thank you.”...