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Freedom, Deferred: Reflections on Juneteenth and the Change We Carry
Juneteenth is a celebration and it is also a truth-telling. It is a reminder that even when the wheels of justice turn, they often do so with excruciating slowness. And it invites us to ask: what truths are still waiting to be named? What freedoms are still being withheld? What stories need to be shared, understood and made part of our collective unconscious?
Sara Mangan Ramelb
3 min read


What If You Actually Gave Yourself a Real Shot at Making your DREAM Change a reality?
There’s a moment—just before the decision, just after the insight—when everything feels possible. That’s the moment our upcoming group coaching experience is built for.
Sara Mangan Ramelb
2 min read


Paying It Forward: The Transformative Power of Education, Service, and Change
What inspired me most was how Liz traced her story back to one formative constant: education.
Sara Mangan Ramelb
3 min read


Mel Robbins, The Buddha and the Marlboro Man All Walk Into A Bar:
Buddhism, Stoicism, even the Serenity Prayer all nod to the same idea: our peace begins when we embrace where our control ends.
Sara Mangan Ramelb
4 min read


The V in Thrive Coaches: Why Specific Values Matter More Than You Think
We’re wrapping up aligning who you are with what you’re changing, and who you are—really are—today, can’t be understood without an examination of values.
Sara Mangan Ramelb
3 min read


Aroha Aotearoa (Love of New Zealand): The Strength and Beauty of the Mighty MAori Women
I suspect I had been living in ignorance until this trip—because until now, I hadn’t personally encountered the hands-down coolest, most bad
Sara Mangan Ramelb
3 min read
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