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this looks like my halloween costume from last year. the innerworkings of the Q is a guys mustache and the outside is his pipe. and he also has a beard connecting. middle of the tree is his nose... and he has a scientific goggle thing on with a lot of lenses.
Eric Paul Lefkofsky is a U.S.-born entrepreneur. He is co-founder and CEO of Groupon, co-founder of Echo Global Logistics (ECHO), InnerWorkings (INWK), Mediaocean, and Uptake. He is also a co-founder of Chicago-based venture capital firm, Lightbank. Forbes lists his net worth as $1.33 billion as of July 12, 2015.
The escalator at the North Point in Alpharetta GA allows you to see its innerworkings. Infinitely fascinating for Caleb's young mind.
Chat with the Experts in the ACRM EXPO — “Nature-Based Therapy:
Biophilic & Therapeutic Applications for Self & Others”
FRI 1 NOV • 12:15 – 12:45 PM
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FEATURING EXPERTS:
Sonya Kim, PhD, CRC, BCB, FACRM; Research Associate Professor & Research Scientist
NYU Grossman School of Medicine
Matthew J. Wichrowski, MSW, HTR; Horticultural Therapist, Rusk Rehabilitation NYU Langone Health
Elizabeth Diehl, HTM, RLA; Director of Therapeutic Horticulture/ Environmental Horticulture Faculty, University of Florida
Laura Excell, PhD, ND, APRN, MS, MA, LPC, NCC
Psychologist, NP, Nurse Herbalist Innerworking
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i think we're somewhere above 20 floors up
blurry and crud. there's a better shot of the same thing here: www.flickr.com/photos/audax_eureka/737541071/in/photostream/
Items in the interim... I usually have earrings hanging off the side of this bowl but I've been tumbling chains lately...
Sometimes the deepest beliefs we carry are not always obvious. When someone asks, “What’s that deep belief that you have?” it often takes reflection to uncover it.
For some people, it might be the quiet fear of missing out on something important an opportunity, an experience, or a moment that could help them learn, grow, or move forward in their career. It’s that inner voice that says, “What if I miss something that could change everything?”
In today’s world, this feeling is often called FOMO the fear of missing out. It can push us to constantly stay connected, say yes to everything, and worry that somewhere, something better is happening without us.
But in therapy, these deeper beliefs are explored with curiosity and honesty. Understanding where they come from helps us see how they shape our choices, our fears, and the way we show up in life.
Sometimes, simply recognizing these patterns is the first step toward creating a healthier relationship with ourselves and the decisions we make. 🌿
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