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Tasha Harmon
Jan 2, 20243 min read
What Are You Going to Steer By This Year?
My last two weeks of December have been… not at all what I expected. My elderly parents came down with COVID right before Christmas, and...
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Tasha Harmon
Dec 10, 20231 min read
Accepting the Invitations of the Season
Over the last few weeks, as the days have gotten shorter and shorter and shorter, with darkness arriving by 4:30 now here at 45.5152° N,...
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Tasha Harmon
Nov 27, 20232 min read
You Don't Have to Rush to Catch the Stillness Train
In my last blog post, I wrote about softening into change. For me, stillness is often a pathway to softening. Creating a pause can create...
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Tasha Harmon
Oct 31, 20233 min read
Softening Into Change
I wrote this poem in November of 2003, in Syracuse NY, where I was teaching at a national conference. It was a time in my life when I...
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Tasha Harmon
Oct 31, 20233 min read
Sometimes, Getting It All Done is Not the Important Thing
My parents are in their late 80s, and my mother is descending into dementia. It’s been a slow fall, over more than a decade now, but it’s...
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Tasha Harmon
Sep 11, 20232 min read
There are reasons we never feel like we are doing or being “enough.”
In this recent post, I talked about shifting from the “Am I (doing/being) enough?” framework to a framework of “Is what I’m doing...
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Tasha Harmon
Aug 22, 20232 min read
“Enough” is the Wrong Measuring Stick
“It feels like I can’t ever do enough.” “I wish I felt like that was enough.” “We can never do enough to meet the need.” I hear this, and...
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