Natasha L. Foreman
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When Silence Is the Kindest Thing We Can Offer
There’s a delicate balance between empathy and honesty. A tension that rises when someone shares their trauma, heartbreak, or outrage—especially when, deep down, a part of us wants to say what we’re not supposed to say: “You didn’t see that coming?” “You voted for him/her.” “This is what you asked for.” “But they told you…
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Happy Holidays!
Wishing you and yours a safe and peaceful holiday season; may respect be shared and received unconditionally. I pray that as this year ends you are blessed with a beautiful mental montage of the countless blessings you have received this year and every year since you took your first breath. Life isn’t easy, but it’s…
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Better Late Than Never 😆
I can’t help but laugh. Have you ever repeated the same routine task for months—or even longer—and then had the idea to check if there’s a better, more effective, more efficient way? When you finally find a solution, it not only saves you time but also makes the process smoother. You might find yourself asking,…
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I’m Giving Birth to Twins
Due Date: September 10, 2024 I invite you to celebrate with me as this is a LONG time coming! Okay, I’m sure these aren’t the twins you were thinking of but these are indeed my babies! 😅🤣 Mark your calendars and stay tuned for upcoming announcements. Love, Natasha DOMELifePublishing.com
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Thought of the Day: Progress Over Stagnation
Be not afraid of going slowly; be only afraid of standing still. Chinese Proverb I’ve read this proverb many times over the years, but late last night I ran across it again and it stopped me. It made me pay attention and then look within. There’s a difference between stillness of observation and the stillness…
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Which Choice Will I Make, Security or Adventure?
Are you seeking security or adventure? Hmmm… in many ways, security is a fallacy that we only discover while on an adventure. I want to feel secure in my ability to accept every adventure that piques my interest and stretches my concept of reality. That is what I desire. That is what I seek. Since…
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Spirituality Through My Lens
How important is spirituality in your life? Spirituality is different for everyone. It is defined by our interpretation, experiences, expectations, and the lenses we look through. For me, spirituality is the essence of me and the exploration I choose to seek each day. In my life, it is not tied to or defined by one…
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What Does Gossip Say About Us?
I’m sitting here with a heavy heart and something popped in my mind that has allowed me to reflect on the act of gossip. Oxford Languages defines gossip as: casual or unconstrained conversation or reports about other people, typically involving details that are not confirmed as being true. “he became the subject of much local…
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Celebrating 12 Years in Business
Grateful for God’s grace and mercy — making it possible for me to celebrate the 12th year of my business, Foreman & Associates. This isn’t my first business, but it’s the one I’ve had the longest, and has rewarded and challenged me the most. Lord knows there were days, weeks, months, and yes, even years,…
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Making Room For What’s Meant For You
Pin this message from Alex Elle in your home, car, workspace, and anywhere else you need a reminder📌 And know that what is for YOU may disrupt your “Now” so that you can be properly aligned, but what it WON’T bring is chaos and confusion. When that piece pushes out your clutter and nonsense, it…
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Are We Choosing Stress?
I saw this Eckhart Tolle quote two days ago and saved it. “Stress is caused by being ‘here’ but wanting to be ‘there’.” It’s okay to be in a blizzard (here) wishing you were in a calmer and warmer climate (there). It’s when we try to CONTROL our minds to think entirely or mostly of…
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How Are You Honoring Dr. King and Your Legacy Today?
Seeing this quote from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. reminded me of a conversation I had years ago with his youngest daughter, Dr. Bernice A. King. We were discussing different topics that her parents were passionate about and interested in pursuing before they passed. We discussed the holiday dedicated to her father’s birthday and legacy,…
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A Message to Those of You With Parents
I know many of you read the title of this post and scratched your head. Yes, I know that the majority of us didn’t plop into this world by immaculate conception. Our parents got busy, handled their business, and roughly nine months later we made our debut. Today I want to talk about your parents…
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