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I Met My Husband in an Airport Queue by Helen Brown | Inspiring Story #9
A Short Love Story About Finding Love In The Most Unexpected Places …
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Growing Happiness: How One Older Couple Uses Their Garden to Spread Joy in Spring | Inspiring Story #00
A short inspiring story of an older couple who use their passion for gardening to spread joy in spring. Through their vibrant garden, they share their love of flowers and life with others, leaving a lasting impression of happiness and beauty.
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Live and Let Go | Letting go of what you don’t want to make way for what you do want | By Karletta Marie
Letting Go >> Let go of what you don’t want, to make room for more of what you do want. Real life story and EXERCISE to get you started ….
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Sheila of Shropshire | Traveler’s Tale of Connection and Understanding | Inspiring Story #4
My heart was forever touched by Sheila from Shropshire and the courage it took for her (all of her) to face each day living with D.I.D. “The weather is beating me some – first the rain, wet and miserable, and now this fog: the low cloud feels quite oppressive! Often, the fog feels protective and […]
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Gave Away Her Last $40 … On a Bus Headed To LA by Karletta Marie | Inspiring Story #20
Touching story of human kindness. On a bus from Phoenix to LA a woman hands over her last forty dollars. But that wasn’t the end of her story…
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Better Stories to Beautiful Lives – A Pathway to Happiness | By Karletta Marie
How will “better stories” help you create your own beautiful life?Over the past few years, Daily Inspired Life has gently evolved to become a place where we don’t just read and share inspiring stories. Together, we use the power of narrative to consciously create our own beautiful lives and actively send out positive narratives into […]
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Refugee and Beyond | From 3rd Generation Refugee to World Traveler by Missa Zahran | Inspiring Story #138
Born third generation refugee from Palestine, Missa faces restrictions to rights and freedoms many take for granted. This is her story of achieving what some call “an impossible dream.” Find out how she did it …
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Bad News, One Sided Views & Affected Mood | By Karletta Marie
“How can we change the broader culture so that we continue to broadcast and be outraged and saddened by acts of cruelty, violence, and dispossession; and yet at the same time begin to equally broadcast and honor tender and inspiring survival stories, as well as people’s acts of care and protection?” ~ Retelling the Stories of […]
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Almost Sixty and Starting Over by Cynthia C. | Inspiring Story #101
Newly divorced, with no prospects for a 57 year old woman living in a foreign country, Cynthia thought her life was over.That was until a chance meeting with an older woman on her flight back to the USA changed her perspective about life and starting over. The marriage is officially over. I can’t say that I’m […]
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Mystery Package Takes Me To South Africa by Karletta Marie | Inspiring Story #6
A true story of the mystery package that inspires a young Australian girl to travel to South Africa and create her true freedom-to-travel lifestyle.35 years ago, a mystery package arrived in our mailbox. It was a big, rectangular, yellow-golden envelope, and I could feel the soft, spongy bubble wrap inside. The name on the front […]
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Child Have You Eaten? | Story of Loving Kindness Despite Our Differences by Fathima Meer| Inspiring Story #99
When Fathima, a Muslim from South Africa, travels to India, she fears how she’ll be received in an area with supposed Muslim-Hindu tensions. What she discovers in reality surprises her, and something as simple as a stranger knocking on her door leads to a realization that will change her perspective forever…”Child, have you eaten?” […]
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Find Strength in Your Ancestral Past by Karletta Marie | Inspiring Story #93
These church doors transport me to another world, long long ago … It was in this very church that my great great great grandparents, Ann Aust and William Williams married. Their union way back in 1838 eventually resulted in my birth. As I look at the register I see they couldn’t write – signing their names […]
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