Make love, and profitDanielle LaPorte digs deep from her own life experience and proven successes to teach soulful ways to make an abundant living doing what you love—and more. Mark Silver embraces Sufism, business savvy and listening to your soul. Jonathan Fields writes riveting, from-the-heart, razor-sharp insights about work, play, life and making a difference—and…
You matter. I believe in the power of one. I believe the little things make a big difference. I believe in a world where we recognize our innate ability to evolve and help the world do the same. I believe in a world where we understand that to do this we start with ourselves. I…
Trying to let something go? Try this: Let it be there.
So I used to think freedom and ease could only be found on vacation. I used to think it could only be found at rest. How could anybody be really busy—working a lot, going out a lot, seeing friends and family a lot, and getting their exercise in, too—and possibly feel that sense of deep…
A question for pondering: If your essential self was a food, what would it be? Hint: whatever comes up first for you is often a good thing to go with. Your auto-instincts are often from deep in your essential self. This is the good, true stuff. Here’s what came up for me—on the first call…
I believe in love. I believe small acts of kindness make a big difference. …right now, someone is giving someone else their seat on the bus, and transforming their experience of that moment—or even their whole day. I believe in the human capacity to grow, to evolve, to create positive change in the world—even if…
If their effect on those they work with around the globe is anything like what they inspire in people here in Vancouver, yoga photographers and videographers Ian and Josie are truly bringing light to the world. They’ve shot Gurmukh, Shiva Rea, Semperviva Yoga, the Envision Festival in Costa Rica, and tons more. “You just want…
You don’t have to be a starving artist to be creative. The proof is in this video by the founding father of positive psychology.
Retired lithographer Gordon McCann has made it his mission to give people a voice. He began in Vancouver’s infamous Downtown Eastside, with the intention of helping the homeless people there reach out to those who don’t hear them. It went so well he decided to do as many neighbourhoods as he could. I happened to…
This story is about five people we at Libre Living consider ourselves very lucky to know. It begins, as most stories do, at the beginning. But it wasn’t the Beginning, with a capital ‘B’, that our protagonists each thought it was. Because each of our protagonists—the five we consider ourselves very lucky to know—had started…
