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It happens to everyone
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Tend the piece of the garden that is mine to tend…
There is so much going on in the world right now. So many things need our attention. So much work to be done. What can
BS File #17: You can just hide who you are
The BS Files are kinda like the X-files – full of myths and urban legends and mysterious things. I feel that it is my duty
When life happens too fast…
I do not even know where to start with this last week… So many things happened. So many miracles. So much confusion. So much energy.
I’m always expecting another miracle
I always say that we should expect a miracle. I made that a foundation principle of my coaching many years ago. What does that mean
binary thinking vs. limitless options
There’s this thing that happens when we feel trapped – our primitive brain takes over. We go into binary thinking, the black and white thinking
rose gold thinking
Let’s talk about rose gold thinking – it’s different than rose thinking and it’s different than gold thinking. Rose gold – the metal – is
one quality of time
It’s the end of August as I write this. When I was a kiddo, this was the week before going back to school. Summer was
Muscle memory
I had a really positive experience of hope this morning (the morning that I’m writing this) and I want to share it, because it’s a
About Maggie
Maggie Huffman is the founder of The Rainbow Onion and Color Thinking. She is an author, coach, and singer. She’s also a consultant in the wine industry. She’s had several previous careers, which make up a colorful patchwork quilt of experiences – and she’ll readily pull from any of them to make a point, help a client or mix a metaphor. She lives in Sonoma, California (hey, someone has to do it!) where if she isn’t working or playing in the afore-mentioned arenas, she fills the spaces with other random interests. She is literally surrounded by her German shepherd, Nic, and her two cats, Bimfee and Puppy. Her favorite color is any shade of purple. She stubbornly believes that life is good, and that reconciliation and healing are pretty much the same thing.