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It was the most perfect dinner party. We invited a mix of new friends. Ten of us getting to know each other as we dove into a proper McIntosh Farm’s Sunday prime rib roast beef. The house was full of warmth and vibrant conversation. In our house, the kids all grew up knowing that if you played piano after dinner, you did not have to clean the kitchen. The most generous performer in our family is Shannon. She frequently picks a new piece on Sunday afternoon to share. That nigh

Let’s get one thing straight: humans were never designed to live like this. Our bodies are wired for survival. Cortisol-the stress hormone everyone loves to hate-isn’t evil. In fact, it’s brilliant. It’s what gives you the edge to run from danger, fight back, or stay alert when the stakes are high. It evolved to help us survive immediate threats, like a saber-toothed tiger lunging out of the bushes. It spikes , does its job, and then subsides so we can return to baseline. But

There’s a quiet strength in people who can stay steady when everything around them feels uncertain. In times of change, those who adapt,...

*This article was first published by Charity Village. In too many boardrooms across the charitable sector, the real conversation happens...