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Karin on La-Verne Parris on 3 Steps to End Toxic Relationships!: “An encouraging and great read. It is especially helpful that the author acknowledges the “sneaky sabotaging thoughts”. They are tough…” Oct 21, 22:21
Patrick on La-Verne Parris on 3 Steps to End Toxic Relationships!: “A great read thank you always Ms.Parris! You’re an inspiration to us all.” Oct 14, 11:32
Estelle on La-Verne Parris on 3 Steps to End Toxic Relationships!: “Thanks for sharing your empowering advice on ending toxic relationships and reconnecting with ourselves. Self-love, belief, and perseverance are such…” Oct 11, 16:59
Lizzie on La-Verne Parris on 3 Steps to End Toxic Relationships!: “Wow great piece! I love how it’s centered around uplifting and empowering thy self l!” Oct 6, 22:56
Will on La-Verne Parris on 3 Steps to End Toxic Relationships!: “I can totally relate with these three pillars. I love the concept of this actualizing agenda. Do you help people…” Oct 6, 05:37

You May Never Feel Finished — and That Might Be Good News
At what age are you supposed to finally become the person you intended to be? Forty? Fifty? Sixty? Imagine Anne looking back over her life. There are things she’s proud…Read More »
Italy Joined the Belt and Road, Then Left. Who Should Decide These Things?
In March 2019 Italy became the only G7 country to sign up to China’s Belt and Road Initiative. In December 2023 it withdrew. Nothing dramatic happened in between. There was…Read More »
A Random Group of Irish Citizens Solved a Problem Their Politicians Had Avoided for Decades
In 2016, Ireland did something almost no other country had tried at that scale: it handed one of its most divisive political questions to a group of 99 ordinary citizens,…Read More »
The Coup That Couldn’t Find an Audience
Late on 3 December 2024, South Korea’s president went on television and declared martial law. The decree banned political activity and placed the media under the control of the martial…Read More »