Heathcliff digs up Catherine’s grave so he can hold her body. He marries a woman just to torture her. He systematically destroys everyone connected to the person who rejected him. And for 175 years, readers have sighed and said, “But … Continue reading Emily Brontë tried to Warn Us: Love without Boundaries leads to Violence
When Anne Morrow Lindbergh married Charles Lindbergh in 1929, the world believed it already knew her role. Charles was “Lucky Lindy”—the first man to fly solo across the Atlantic, a global icon, the most celebrated hero of his age. Newspapers … Continue reading #3 Amazing Women’s Destiny – Anne Morrow Lindbergh
She fell in love with a man who would not have her. So she married his twin brother, sailed alone to a continent she had never seen, built a farm that was never meant to survive… Continue reading The real story behind the novel « Out of Africa »
Elizabeth didn’t just endure. She wrote. She traveled. She raised a child. She changed literature. Continue reading #2 Amazing Women – Elizabeth Barrett Browning – Bedridden, forbidden to marry…
You really go to Mindvalley University to find those people who will, right on the spot, talk with you about the deepest and most intriguing event that showed up in your life recently: synchronicities. Continue reading When Coaching meet the Collective & Individualities
He first saw you from across the room — not in some dramatic flash of fate, but in a moment of stillness. You were laughing with someone, tucking a strand of hair behind your ear, the kind of gesture that shouldn’t be memorable… but somehow stayed with him all night. Continue reading Want to Fill your Heart with Love? Read “How He Fell for You”
When writing feels daunting, it can help to take some pressure off and make the process feel more approachable and even enjoyable. Continue reading When Writing brings Anxiety, what Can you Do?
