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“My Life is a BREEZE as I walk in EASE” Hi Reader, Roseanne Dawes writes: “I knew that overwhelm was not a ‘faith principle,’ so I knew there had to be an easier way to move forward and still achieve my short term goal by doing the bite-sized pieces. It

Wisdom from a Mustang Hi Reader, At our Rare Faith Leadership Conference last week I met a man named Hugh Vail from Mustang Medicine who takes wild horses from the BLM and “meeks” them. Some call it “breaking” the horse, but his approach is very different. Rewriting Neural Pathways Wild

Hope like a Balloon Hi Reader, Hot air balloons. Helium balloons. Truly magical, if you don’t understand the science behind their buoyancy. And even magical if you do, in my opinion. Do you remember how it was to experience your first helium balloon? Were you astounded at how everything else

Hi Reader, I received a message this week from Colby Bell who wrote: “Hey Leslie … Your impact on me and Emily has been tremendous. … I remember listening to the Jackrabbit Factor 15 years ago while on a vacation and it shifted the rest of our lives. … And

Round 11 – Just me Geeking Out (too much) Hi Reader! Back in August, my oncologist scheduled me for two more rounds of chemo before my September 19th surgery (this Tuesday!), which would complete the 12 rounds originally prescribed in January. However, my GI surgeon wanted me off chemo for

Attached to the Struggle? Hi Reader! Ann Ferguson writes: “When I think about the law of polarity, I typically think about times when I have been at my lowest, and had to muster the will to believe there is an equal and opposite good. I don’t know about you, but