Sarah Hiner
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I just returned from my 40th college reunion where we all shared stories of the successes and challenges in our careers, the changes in our...
Encouraging Words During Discouraging Times
Words of inspiration for these very challenging times from wise sages of the ages.
Give Yourself a Big Hooray!
If you ask me, “What’s the best advice you have ever received in business?” I’d say that it’s tough to pick the one best thing…but...
Please Don’t Let the Music Die
Music soothes…music heals…music inspires…music is simply magical. And yet, based on several conversations I’ve had this week, I fear that it is being squeezed out...
How to Lead in 6 Easy Steps
We are in a very sad state. It seems that each day brings another report about increased drug and alcohol use…suicide attempts…anxiety and depression…and lower...
Grace and Humility Beat Bitterness Every Time
Mikaela Shiffrin, arguably the best female skier in competition today and likely to become the greatest female skier of all time, had a devastating Olympics....
The Price of Deliciousness
So sad…my guilty pleasure just became more guilt and less pleasure. Why is that? I looked at the ingredients list. Apparently, all of that deliciousness...
The Power of Apology
Why is it you rarely hear about the power of apology—the simple yet seemingly impossible act of saying “I’m sorry”? There has been much research...
Be Ready to Meet the Right People at the Right Time
“The right people enter my life at the right time.” That was the daily affirmation I received this morning from the new website/app Sooak.com (https://soaak.com/21-day-programs/sarah-hiner/)...
The Clear Truth About Invisibility in Dear Evan Hansen
Have you seen Dear Evan Hansen? That’s kind of an ironic question since the award-winning show—and now movie—is about the human desire to be seen....
How to Awaken the Happiness Inside of You
Are you unhappy? You’re not alone. The pandemic has created an epidemic of stress, anxiety, depression and a whole bunch of people who simply don’t...
Life Is Good at Camp Grandma
“I don’t want to leave my home.” “Only old people live there.” “If I move into one of those places, I will lose my independence.”...