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May-June 2025 Issue

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The Bright Side of 60

From Netflix-inspired choreography to tequila toasts and giant balloons, this 60th birthday was a tribute to joy in the middle of uncertainty.

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August 14, 2025

Improv your life

Every week, I need a double dose of courage to attempt Dutch while leaping over imaginary lava. Improv Your Dutch—terrifying, hilarious, and irresistible.

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Sheila Carroll

August 14, 2025

Improv your life

Every week, I need a double dose of courage to attempt Dutch while leaping over imaginary lava. Improv Your Dutch—terrifying, hilarious, and irresistible.

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August 14, 2025

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Improv your life

Every week, I need a double dose of courage to attempt Dutch while leaping over imaginary lava. Improv Your Dutch—terrifying, hilarious, and irresistible.

BY

August 14, 2025

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Improv your life

Every week, I need a double dose of courage to attempt Dutch while leaping over imaginary lava. Improv Your Dutch—terrifying, hilarious, and irresistible.

BY

August 14, 2025

Sponsored by

Improv your life

Every week, I need a double dose of courage to attempt Dutch while leaping over imaginary lava. Improv Your Dutch—terrifying, hilarious, and irresistible.

BY

August 14, 2025

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The magic of improv lies in its delicious unpredictability...I may start the evening as a disappointed toaster and end it as a weather forecaster with aspirations of Broadway stardom.

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My brain at 3 a.m.

Ever found yourself wide awake in the middle of the night spiraling when all you want to do is sleep? You’re not alone. Welcome to a dramatic reading of the sleepless mind.

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June 4, 2025

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Issue 5, May-June 2025, Rest.

Three everyday practices for a tired soul

When life feels too full for rest, it’s usually when we need it most. Here’s how to start small and find rest right where you are.

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June 4, 2025

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Issue 5, May-June 2025, Rest.

What remains: Making meaning for the rest of your life

As I approach 60, what’s left isn’t the leftovers. It’s the raw material of a life still unfolding—and it’s mine to shape, every day.

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June 4, 2025

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Issue 5, May-June 2025, Rest.

Elbows up: Why Gen X can’t look away

From the pandemic to politics, Gen X is waking up to a hard truth: Freedom isn’t guaranteed. Elbows up—it’s time to pay attention.

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April 3, 2025

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Issue 4, Mar-Apr 2025, Freedom.

Rebellions are built on hope: A Gen X reflection on freedom, power, and the fight against complacency in Star Wars

When we assume freedom is secure, we risk losing it. The Star Wars saga reminds us: oppression adapts, and complacency makes its return inevitable.

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April 3, 2025

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Issue 4, Mar-Apr 2025, Freedom.

The cost of forgetting: Memory as resistance

What does freedom cost? Marcus Kolga takes us on a journey through Estonia’s hard-fought battle for independence, revealing how memory, resilience, and defiance shaped its survival.

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April 3, 2025

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Issue 4, Mar-Apr 2025, Freedom.

Conscious living the no change way: a field guide to living your best life the way you’ve always done

Why embrace change when you can masterfully resist it? Discover the art of standing still, dodging trends, and thriving on your own unapologetic terms.

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Jacqueline Loch

January 29, 2025

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Issue 3, Jan-Feb 2025, Change.

It’s the little things

It’s not just life’s big changes that shape us. Sometimes the little shifts, the tiny gains and losses along the way, add up to have a bigger impact than we realize.

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January 29, 2025

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Issue 3, Jan-Feb 2025, Change.

Maybe being “over-the-hill” is a good thing?

The climb is over and the view is stunning. Being over-the-hill can be a rich time to grow, connect, and savour the next leg of the journey.

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January 29, 2025

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Issue 4, Jan-Feb 2025, Change.

Ruff transitions: Leadership lessons from the world’s most reluctant habit-formers

Dogs don’t like change. It’s messy, unsettling, and suspicious. But give them time, patience, and love, and they show us how small shifts lead to real transformation.

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Stephanie Barnaby

January 29, 2025

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Issue 3, Jan-Feb 2025, Change.

The magic of improv lies in its delicious unpredictability...I may start the evening as a disappointed toaster and end it as a weather forecaster with aspirations of Broadway stardom.

Improv your life

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Celebrating mistakes, a key tenet of Improv, makes Improv Your Dutch truly brilliant as both a language learning environment and a playground for adults.

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Meaning

Founder and CEO, InHabit Group of Companies

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Catherine Price

Mary Van Geffen

Rebecca Vigelius

Tiffany Thornton

Dr. Rachel Schwartzman ND

Stephanie Barnaby

Jacqueline Loch

Catherine Ducharme

Dr. Jessica Shepherd

Christina Crook

Michaela Evanow

Alexandra G. Dueck

Elissa Joy Watts

Talisha Matheson

Ali Greene and Tamara Sanderson

Renée Sylvestre-Williams

Tom Gierasimczuk

Andrew Johnston

Christina Myers

Kris Hodgson-Bright

InHabit Staff and Readers

Jennifer Wieland

MaryEllen Edlington

Pascale Pergant

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