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Lessons From Biking 245 Miles Across France

Kyla Scanlon

October 13, 2023·7 comments·In Brief

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newdots's avatar
newdotsabout 2 years ago

to be soulful in experience

communication from the soul to “give your body and mind a chance to spend time together”


tk3612's avatar
tk3612about 2 years ago

A couple of the items in this one genuinely brought a tear thinking about my daughters. Thank you.


handshaw's avatar
handshawabout 2 years ago

“You have to speak from the diaphragm. That’s the only way that your words carry, is when you give them strength. Belief begins in the body.”

Kyla,

I recently started taking voice lessons. I’m in my late 70’s. I realize I never learned how to breathe. I am discovering my voice.

Jim


bhunt's avatar
bhuntabout 2 years ago

My favorite line in the entire note!


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Zenzeiabout 2 years ago

I forwarded this note to my daughter’s (29 and 30) and they were both immensely moved by it. Thanks Kyla!


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babely29about 2 years ago

“Give your mind and body a chance to spend time together”. This really hit home for me! Thank you for sharing this beautiful post with all of us!


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Eric714about 2 years ago

I really enjoyed this. I have read and reread it a few times. Thanks for posting.

Beautiful things happen when we do hard things. Humans were built for those hard things. We need more of them.

The Comfort Crisis by Michael Easter is worth a read.

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