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Having an Epiphany and What to do With It

Having an Epiphany and What to do With It

Posted by Jay Suthers on Jan 6th, 2026

Today is January 6th, known in the Christian tradition as the Feast of the Epiphany, or "Three Kings Day." It marks the official end of the Christmas season—the "Twelfth Day of Christmas." While … read more
Making 2026 New Year's Resolutions That Will Work

Making 2026 New Year's Resolutions That Will Work

Posted by Jay Suthers on Jan 2nd, 2026

It’s that time of year again. The gym parking lots are full, the kale is flying off the grocery shelves, and millions of us are grimly determined that this is the year we finally become the pris … read more
The Art of Letting Go Without Losing Yourself

The Art of Letting Go Without Losing Yourself

Posted by Jay Suthers on Dec 11th, 2025

We often speak of "letting go" as if it were a singular, decisive action—like dropping a heavy stone. But anyone who has tried to release a lingering relationship, a cherished dream, or a past v … read more
An Introvert's Guide to Enjoying the Holidays

An Introvert's Guide to Enjoying the Holidays

Posted by Jay Suthers on Dec 6th, 2025

For introverts, the holidays present a paradox. We love the essence of the season—the twinkling lights, the nostalgia, the warmth—but we often dread the mechanism of the season: the small … read more