The perfect work environment for me is neat, light and joyful.

How can we nourish our genuinely hungry souls? With joyful gratitude!

That’s an easy one for me! 🙂 I write books for children to help you stay safe, healthy, and happy!

Thank you for this wonderful question! Spreading gratitude so that we can all enjoy the abundance of blessings in each of our lives! Otherwise most get taken for granted and we miss out on a tremendous amount of joy.

This year I have given presentations about my work and connected deeply with audiences in Germany, Africa, Australia, India, and China – among many other closer places – all while sitting comfortably in my home office. Years ago this was not possible. Technology is amazing!

I know this sounds hard to believe, but all my work really lights me up. I’ve been developing the habit of gratitude so even when I’m not engaged in a favorite aspect of work, I can focus on its benefits so I come to enjoy it. OK, maybe it doesn’t …

Linger over singular joys. Savor. Pause to let the pleasure sink in deeply. Enjoy life with gratitude and take much less for granted. Every moment spent in gratitude is a moment not being miserable. We each have SO much to be grateful for.

I become fearful when a scarcity mindset overtakes me. As soon as I remember that possibilities are genuinely endless, the fear melts away, powerless.

Victor Frankl expressed this in “Man’s Search for Meaning.” “We who lived in concentration camps can remember the men who walked through the huts comforting others, giving away their last piece of bread. They may have been few in number, but they offer sufficient proof that everything can be taken …

It’s probably not immediately obvious that I’m an introvert because I appear to be a very friendly person, but I love finding time alone to recharge. I get drained quickly interacting with a group of people so its helpful for me to have extroverts on my business team that enjoy …