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By Shawn McAndrew In the mid-1990s, someone gave me a journal. Maybe they gave it to me because I am a writer, and they thought I could do something with it. Feeling stumped, I soon thought about [...]

By Shawn McAndrew You may have heard or read the famous quote by Mary Oliver, “Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” This is a key question. And how do we [...]

By Andy Milberg Teaching the Hoffman Process online? How are we going to do that? And if we can’t, how can we serve people who are either interested in or already signed up for the Process? As [...]

By Dan Hoffe After hearing nothing but glowing reviews from my Hoffman friends, I recently signed up and completed the Virtual Graduate Q2 course. And I must say it truly exceeded all of my [...]

By Julie Daley 20/20 HINDSIGHT As a Process graduate, I have 20/20 Hindsight – about the Process. I now see what I couldn’t see before I did the Process. Here on the other side of that amazing [...]

By Gary Shunk I am always, always thrilled with the resonance and wisdom that takes place when I participate in Hoffman gatherings. I learn something each time. I find this very inspiring and it [...]

By Jace Bandalin Once I’ve made my way across the winding backroads of Saint Helena, through the twisting forest trees and past the shops on Main Street, I park my car in the lot, having arrived [...]

“I need help.” By Andy Milberg I’ve really hated admitting that to myself in the past. It meant there was something wrong with me. I should be able to figure out how to resolve [...]

My heart opened my mind and my mind opened to the universe… By Roxanne Joffe I was floating in the COVID bubble for several months, insisting that I was a poster child of isolation. There were [...]

By Tami Tack Like most everyone, I have found it challenging to maintain a sense of well-being during this extended time of COVID-19. With the added global awakening to the systemic racism that [...]