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Inner life. Who I am becoming.

The Shiny Squirrels of Autumn

By Julie Wallace on October 29, 2018August 6, 2026

I really don’t know where to begin, so I will start writing and see where it leads. Starting is easy; staying on any track long enough to finish the job is a challenge as shiny squirrels are so enticing. Shiny Squirrels? Ahh, your local squirrels aren’t shiny? Mine either. In Brevard, North Carolina, there are white…

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Quotes About Intuition

By Julie Wallace on September 3, 2018August 6, 2026

If your car has GPS that helps you navigate the world, why don’t we have GPS for our lives? I don’t know about you, but I sure could use some assistance making decisions. According to filmmaker Bill Bennett in the movie PGS: Intution  we have built in GPS. That internal GPS is called intuition –…

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What Is Intuition? An Epic Roundup

By Julie Wallace on August 27, 2018August 6, 2026

What is intuition anyway? Intuition has been (no pun intended) on my mind because I tried to bring the movie PGS: Intuition to my local community in October, and have been reading about intuition. Wikipedia calls intuition the ability to acquire knowledge without proof, evidence, or conscious reasoning, or without understanding how the knowledge was acquired….

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Feeling My Age

By Julie Wallace on June 4, 2018August 6, 2026

I’m not too sure when it started, but recently I’ve been feeling my age. Grey Hair My hair started to truly “go grey” ten or eleven years ago in  my forties. There had been strands of grey all along, but I really started to notice the changes then. I started coloring my hair. Sometimes the color…

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Midlife Crisis or Midlife Revolution?

By Julie Wallace on April 30, 2018August 6, 2026

Coined in 1965 by Elliott Jacques, the ‘midlife crisis’ is a term that implies that getting older is a disease. It suggests that life is completely over when you hit midlife, and that -with just one crisis- you’re ‘over it’ and better. I see the phrase ‘midlife crisis’ as just one more way that Western…

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Despair and the Bright Shining Light of Just Maybe

By Julie Wallace on April 16, 2018August 6, 2026

We like to think that one person can’t change the world. I don’t believe that’s true. As one person, you have significant impact on your world. The energy produced by your feelings resounds everywhere. Your energy touches all of the people and buildings and cars and plants and animals that you meet every day. Your…

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In Praise Of the Multi-Faceted Self and a Life Well Lived

By Julie Wallace on March 5, 2018August 6, 2026

Conventional wisdom suggests that to be successful in life, you find a career that you really like, and that you work at that career until you retire. After many years of self sacrifice -and focusing on your family and career- you get to “retire.” And then finally, in retirement, you get to do some of…

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Deanna Troi Asks Life Coaching Questions

By Julie Wallace on January 29, 2018August 6, 2026

If you’ve read my about page, then you know I like Star Trek not Star Wars. During my life coaching training, I decided to see if Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG) character Deanna Troi asks life coaching questions. If there’s one thing I learned during a year’s worth of training towards becoming a life…

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