Cynthia

Republished from Bizcatalyst 360 Recently, I found myself at my book event held in a new kind of space. As a coffee enthusiast, I travel around finding unique and inspiring places to have a cup. Sometimes I am pleasantly surprised: this time in the middle of suburbia, an espresso and wine bar designed for conversation. Holiday […]

Republished from Coronado Eagle & Journal Cynthia’s talk was about one of her current projects, writing a book of soup recipes. Consistent with many of Cynthis’s projects, this is not your ordinary collection of soup recipes. Cooking has always been a hobby of Cynthia’s. She often found that her ability to cook led her to

Learning to Communicate with Gratitude Gratitude for the gift of life is the primary wellspring of all religions, the hallmark of the mystic, the source of all true art. Yet we so easily take this gift for granted. There is much talk these days about gratitude. There are journals you can purchase, meditations you can

Republished from Bizcatalyst 360 Changes in the Job Market This topic is of interest to me because I recently ended a part-time position in the software industry. The job disappeared because of a combination of AI, the change in the type of clients, and the owner looking for ways to reduce budget and looking for cold

Full Article in Blu Lapis It’s often said that photography is a love affair with life, and no one embodies that more than Tony Amat. In this post-pandemic world, few things capture unforgettable moments like his camera lens. Tony’s passion for photography has let him to some exciting projects and events you may recognize: Comicon

Republished from Bizcatalyst 360 ratitude for the gift of life is the primary wellspring of all religions, the hallmark of the mystic, the source of all true art. Yet we so easily take this gift for granted. There is much talk these days about gratitude. There are journals you can purchase, meditations you can try to