by Carolin Rathbun | Sep 16, 2021 | Life Lessons & Business Insight
I’ve just come back from a walk in Kensington Gardens. I bought a sandwich at the snack bar near the Diana Memorial Playground, sat on a bench to eat it then walked down to Kensington Palace to give a little wave to Will and Kate 😉. I have to keep...
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by Carolin Rathbun | Aug 25, 2021 | Life Lessons & Business Insight
I’ve always believed in walking my talk yet I still can’t quite believe I’m actually doing this… This has been a dream since I was 19 years old but I was either too afraid to do it alone or the timing was never right. There was always a reason...
by hello | Jun 6, 2021 | Life Lessons & Business Insight
It feels as if the world is starting to open up again. How does that make you feel? Excited? Happy? Tentative? Worried? Are you ready to come out of your bubble — a bubble that now, perhaps, feels safe with a new routine? Do you feel a bit anxious, like you’re...
by hello | Apr 20, 2021 | Happy in Life, Life Lessons & Business Insight
“I dwell in possibility…” ― Emily Dickinson Four years ago today, I was in Prague with my daughter where we were to celebrate her 25th birthday. We’d met up in Zurich ten days earlier and made our way to Prague via Salzburg and Vienna. A cold front had...
by hello | Feb 16, 2021 | Life Lessons & Business Insight
Any time you want to take a chance, try something new, or step even a tiny bit outside of your comfort zone (let alone a lot outside of it), the dance begins. This is the two-step of your head and heart — your ego and soul. Ego says, “No, wait! You’ve...
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by hello | Feb 9, 2021 | Life Lessons & Business Insight
I remember how heartbreaking my mom’s Alzheimer’s disease was for us all. Especially the early years. I remember the discussions between my dad, sisters and I when it became apparent that my parents could no longer live in their own home. We found a...
