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A Resilient Love: Finding a Joyful Life
Having spent the first fifty years of my life with a complete lack of appreciation for life, I can tell you what a difference it is to be on the other side, finally. If the details of it all are too much (about 1,000 pages in total, I’m sorry), here’s the absolute shortest strategy to…
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A Resilient Hope: Learning that Life Can be Good
Today, I learned my mother died 16 weeks ago. My partner commented, “It’s strange that you knew.” It is strange, because the message came from my gut, not my device.
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A Resilient Autist: A Story of a Successful Canada
As a former lazy liberal, I know how easy it is to vote one way because it’s what your parents and friends are doing. When your ballot choice is the one to form a government, it’s human nature to think you did everything right. Yet, truths cannot be buried long.
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A Resilient Adult: Accepting the Responsibility of Freedom
What do you do when miscommunications, misunderstandings, and misconstructions are present in your thought processes? To accept the freedom to think for yourself is not without its responsibility.
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A Resilient Insanity: Expecting Different Results from People and Elections
How many times does it take until you learn? Einstein said that doing the same thing repeatedly and expecting different results is craziness, but is that the second time, or the hundredth? Where is the line?
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A Resilient Government: Work From Canada’s Federal Election
If you’re Liberal and you love it, good for you. When you change your mind, and for the rest of us, here’s the work we need to do.