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"Fascinating! [T]he adventure of the sea interwoven with brilliant information about sailing into your own dreams and bringing them to life . . . our navigator for living our own lives with integrity, simplicity and joy."-Hal Zina Bennett, author of Write From the Heart
"Immerse yourself in this delightful weave of stories and practical steps to emerge refreshed and on purpose. Don't wait, up anchor and embark on an unforgettable voyage." -Diana L. Guerrero, author of Blessing of the Animals
what truly matters?
That is the question Karen Mehringer had to ask herself after years of a scripted and hectic existence. Unfulfilled and craving adventure, Karen and her husband embarked on a pivotal sailing odyssey that inspired them to change their lives in order to live out their true dreams. Restored to a life of purpose, peace and bliss, Karen shares her journey and spiritual wisdom with practical tools for anyone who's ever asked, "Is this all there is to life?"
Karen Mehringer is a psychotherapist with a master's degree in marriage and family therapy, special training in energy transformation, and over ten years of personal development experience. She and her husband are living out their own dreams in the mountains of Colorado.
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