Here in the Northeastern US, fall is a time of harvest and abundance. A season in which we are naturally led to celebrate the generosity of Mother Earth and a time to collectively take a few deep breaths and give thanks for all that has enriched our lives over the past year.
Gratitude lists are powerful health-promoting tools that many of us practice every day. However, I also like to do seasonal work “Accounting valuation” and would like to share my Valuation Accounting 2022 with you.
This accountability is not about the deep appreciation I have for my friends, family, pets, and the entire living world around me. It’s about my appreciation for You, the many thousands in our Better Bones community who have encouraged and encouraged me over the decades to continue to rethink optimal bone health.
In this modern world, there is so much fiction to be separated from fact, and so much encouragement and hope to be given. Each of you has helped me move forward in my life’s mission to empower women to take charge of their bone and total body health. My decades-long quest to learn more and share more is motivated by each of you, your stories, your successes and your challenges. I appreciate each and every one of you.
And then there is my staff of brilliant, creative and generous individuals who make it their mission to help support my life’s work. Everything I have been able to accomplish at the Center for Better Bones is due to my dedication and creativity Internal power squad.
I consider myself one of the luckiest people on earth, because I get to fulfill my life’s mission, motivated by all of you and assisted by a strong, smart, creative team. This Thanksgiving, I fully appreciate all that we – all of us together – have done to fulfill this mission of empowering women. For all of us at the Center for Better Bones, 2022 will go down as a year in which we were able to help more and more women worldwide from fear to empowerment– a year to appreciate indeed.
So, here’s mine Accounting valuation for 2022:
I look forward to all the blessings that 2023 brings and to continuing to serve our community as it strives for better bone and body health!
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