Tag Archive: excellence

Oct 11

A perfect creature never fails

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October 11, 2012

I love the show Survivor. I watched in the early days (oh Colby, why did you take Tina to the finals with you?), then I drifted away. I’ve been back for the last four or five seasons, and I have to admit that I can’t get enough of it. I even watch the “Ponderosa” clips …

Tags: "The Cross In The Closet", excellence, fundamentalism, homosexuality, Jeff Probst, perfection, religion, Russell Swan, Survivor, Timothy Kurek

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Jun 04

The “List Of 37” in review

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Career, Gratitude, Love, Miracles, Relationships, Self-care

by Leah Carey

June 4, 2012

One year ago tomorrow I posted “My list of 37” – 37 things I wanted to do during my 37th year. This evening I’m closing out my 37th year by looking back and seeing how I did…

Be my own soulmate – For a while I did REALLY well with this. Little did I know …

Tags: acting, birthday, career, comfort zone, dance, excellence, list of 37, love, passion, perfection, shyness, soulmate, workshops

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Jun 15

Completing what I’ve started

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Miracles

by Leah Carey

June 15, 2011

Today I finished a project. A really big project. With a really real deadline. It’s so exciting to take something from the very beginning where the page is blank…to completion where the filled page goes to the printer.

About a month ago the newspaper asked me if I would come on full time for a …

Tags: Caledonian, completion, excellence, perfection, printing, troubleshooting

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Leah Carey is a transformational workshop leader, author, speaker, and life coach. She is also a journalist for a daily newspaper covering approximately 50 communities in northern New Hampshire and Vermont. Far from being born a natural optimist, Leah has spent time in the trenches. For over two decades she struggled with chronic depression, believing that no matter how hard she worked or how much she accomplished, she was never good enough and no one could ever understand.