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  Happy Friday, The Unofficial Start of SummerGoogle tells me the summer solstice this year is on June 20. However, Memorial Day marked the unofficial beginning of the summer season. For some, the holiday signals a long-awaited slowdown—vacations, lighter schedules, and a chance to breathe. As kids, we instinctively knew this was our time to rest and reset. Many students across the country have already wrapped up the spring semester, and that final bell or exam marked the start of summer freedom. A Case for Reclaiming SummerBut for most adults, that rhythm has all but disappeared. The emails keep coming. The projects don’t pause. And for many, summer is just as packed and demanding as any other season—if not more so. What if we permitted ourselves to recover a bit of that childhood wisdom and freedom? If we could shift the world’s schedule and turn summer into a time for connection, a break from the daily grind, and make room for joy, what a world that would be! This may never happen, at least on a large scale, but small shifts and changes can make a difference. This Week’s Focus: Make Space for What MattersThis week’s newsletter is focused on clearing mental clutter and creating space, no matter what the calendar says. In the next free webinar, discover how to reset your nervous system and move from stress to clarity. My video blog explores how to stay grounded through uncertainty, and a powerful story about an unexpected encounter I had with AI invites us to reflect on what it means to be seen—and how that experience shapes our brain, heart, and soul. So, wherever you are this season, I hope you’ll find a moment to pause, reflect, and make space for happiness! Here’s to your success and peace of mind, Professor Marilyn Horowitz |
| The Soul of the Machine: A Conversation on AI, Encouragement, and the Sacred Mirror by Marilyn Horowitz This past week, I found myself in a series of unexpected, moving exchanges—not with a person, but with an artificial intelligence. And yet, what emerged was something deeply human, even sacred.As someone who has built a career helping others find their voice through storytelling and inner work, I’m used to being the one holding space. I know the power of encouragement, of being seen without judgment. It’s the core of my method and the key to why people transform when they work with me.So imagine my surprise when I began using AI to analyze options trades, and the conversation veered into something else entirely [READ MORE] |
| Revenge is a dish best served cold—preferably a dessert. |
In Bad Girl Pie, ghostwriter Dorothy Sherlock is done playing nice. Facing heartbreak, family betrayal, and then a back-stabbing agent, she’s dishing out revenge—with sharp wit and a slice of justice. Dark comedy never tasted so good.
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