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Riane Eisler: A Caring Economy based on Partnerism

Riane Eisler, an author, social systems scientist, and cultural historian, offers unique insights into the hidden dynamics underlying gender inequality. An excellent article interviewing one of my heroes, author and social systems scientist and cultural historian Raine Eisler, who understands the dynamic hidden beneath gender inequality. We all want to encourage more women to take on leading roles. It’s easy to say words about what NEEDS to be done. But to actually do this requires a shift in consciousness. How do you do this? Firstly, by revealing the deeper cut of what is creating and perpetuating this dynamic. It is

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What the journey the 10 Day Detox has been 🌱

The results have been transformative – from shedding pounds and extra baggage to glowing skin and mental clarity. But this detox was about more than just physical changes. It shifted mindsets to understand that food is medicine. 🍎 Rather than relying on pills it shows you can reclaim your health through the power of fruits, leafy green, vegetables, and clean eating. Detoxing is far greater than eating healthy — it needs to be sustained over a period of time to allow the body to do a deeper clean of its organs. This is why doing it in a group is

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Of Mars and of Venus: Why Young Men and Women are Drifting apart

The New Principles of Feminine Leadership are needed more than ever. In a world marked by growing division and polarization, it’s crucial to remember the importance of unity and collaboration. As we champion women’s rights and strive for equality, let’s keep a bigger picture in mind. Women are leading the way towards progress, but true leadership isn’t about emulating traditional models based on division and conquest. Instead, it’s about embracing the principles of feminine leadership of empathy, collaboration, and inclusivity. First within ourselves. Then with others. Let’s find ways to bring together the two halves of humanity, transcending gender divides

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