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April 8, 2019

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Stories of Lives Well Designed: Melissa Corley Carter

By Savannah Peterson | Life Design Community, Lives Well Designed, Tips for Designing Your Life | No Comments

What is your name, location and job title? I’m Melissa Corley Carter in Dumfries, Virginia (near Washington, D.C.) Life Title: The Barefoot Dancing Rocket Scientist Job Title(s): Visual & Audio Collage Artist / Mindful Life & Leadership Coach Describe your...

March 12, 2019

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Stories of Lives Well Designed: Illanith Benjamin

By Savannah Peterson | Life Design Community, Lives Well Designed, Tips for Designing Your Life | No Comments

Our next story of a life well designed comes to us from Medellin, Colombia. Social Science teacher and guidance counselor, Illanith Benjamin is also a Holistic Wellness Coach for mothers and their teen daughters. She helps to build healthy mindset...

February 26, 2019

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Stories of Lives Well Designed: Precillia Redmond

By Savannah Peterson | Life Design Community, Lives Well Designed | No Comments

We are thrilled to be kicking off a new series highlighting “lives well designed” in our community. Our goal is to showcase a wide variety of examples of ways to design your life. The DYL team is continuously impressed by…

February 6, 2019

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Listening to Her Inner Voice: Holly H in Her Own Words

By Susan Burnett | DYLW Featured, Life Design Community, Women, workshop | No Comments

After attending the DYL for Women workshop in San Francisco in November 2018, Holly Hirshfield was motivated to share her experience. Here she shares what she learned, in her own words: I came to Designing Your Life for Women to...

January 29, 2019

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Announcing Our Third Coaching Certification Program March 2nd-3rd!

By Savannah Peterson | Coaching, Life Design Community | No Comments

Thanks to the continued enthusiasm of our coaching community, we are excited to announce our third Coaching Certification Program! It will be held in the Presidio neighborhood of San Francisco March 2nd-3rd. Breakfast is at 8:00am Saturday with an 8:30am...

January 16, 2019

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Have You Ever Thought of Taking a Break from Your Current Life?

By Susan Burnett | DYLW Featured, Life Design Community, Uncategorized, Women | No Comments

When Jacqueline Kennedy attended the Designing Your Life for Women Workshop, she was two months into a one-year sabbatical-style career break she had taken to focus on her daughter who was in her last year of high school. Having made...

December 4, 2018

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Anu Rao: Honesty and Action

By Kathy Davies | DYLW Featured, Life Design Community, Women | No Comments

A few weeks after joining us at a DYL for Women workshop, Anu Rao of Cambridge, Massachusetts shared this reflection on her DYL experience... "Last month I joined 50 women at the DYL for Women workshop in New York, where...

December 4, 2018

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Mary Charles Blakebrough – Creating a Book Reference Guide for Her Daughter – and the World!

By Kathy Davies | DYLW Featured, Life Design Community, Women | No Comments

Mary Charles read Designing Your Life, and began doing the exercises on her own in service of designing the next phase of her life and career. She found mindmapping particularly helpful and in fact breaks out the pirate cocktail napkin example...

November 8, 2018

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Stuff We Read: “Designing Your Life” Community Post on The Juggle

By Savannah Peterson | Life Design Community, Tips for Designing Your Life | No Comments

Big thanks to our new community members, Alyssa and Sarah for their feature of Designing Your Life on their blog, The Juggle! The pair had many interesting things to say about their experiences reading the book. They both got the...

October 22, 2018

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A Gap Year for Grown-Ups – Debbie Weil’s Story

By Kathy Davies | DYLW Featured, Life Design Community, Uncategorized, Women | No Comments

Exciting Update Debbie's podcast is now launched! To learn more and subscribe go to http://debbieweil.com/podcast Both Debbie Weil and her husband Sam Harrington dreamt of taking a gap year when they were eighteen, but their parents put the kibosh on the idea....

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