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Grace de Rond

Author, Blogger, Contributor

Grace de Rond writes about effective living through her books and blog, plus websites including The Good Men Project and HuffPost. Her inspiration comes from her blended bicultural family that's spread over two continents (her husband saw her photo 25 years ago and traveled 4,000 miles to find her), her lifelong study of the mind-body-spirit connection, and her coaching and teaching with couples and children. Her latest book is called One A Day: 365 Thoughts Worth Thinking on Life, Career, Lovers and Children. The list of reasons to not feel good about ourselves and our lives is endless – and the decision to not go there is life-changing. And Grace's writing is all about why and how to make that decision.

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Community//April 16, 2019

My Main Takeaway From Visiting Patmos

Community//April 10, 2019

HuffPost Interviewed Me About Parenting In A Blended Family

Community//April 3, 2019

Disciplining Children Is More Than Changing Their Behavior

Community//March 27, 2019

A Look At Joseph Campbell’s New Book, “Correspondence”

Community//March 20, 2019

How To Stay Calm When Everyone’s Losing It

Community//March 7, 2019

Our “Terrible Twos” May’ve Been Worse Than We Think

Community//February 22, 2019

Every Argument Begins With The Second Sentence

Community//February 13, 2019

My Main Takeaway From Visiting Qumran

Community//February 5, 2019

Cross My Heart And Hope To Die!

Community//February 1, 2019

How To Be A Hero

Community//January 22, 2019

48 Hours That Will Transform Your Relationship

Community//January 4, 2019

Real Love Is Like A Marathon

Community//December 18, 2018

Getting Our Karma To Work For Us

Community//December 13, 2018

What’s Up With Today’s Super Sensitive Kids?

Community//November 9, 2018

If You Leave Me Tonight, Do You Mind If I Come With You?

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