大家好我們是 KC PLACES Kevin 和 Carter 真的好久沒有跟各位更新了，因為疫情和事業上的耽擱所以真的不好意思 這次我們來聊聊疫情後的人生轉折 這次我們的主角是 Carter，他在疫情期間勇敢踏出舒適圈，學習按摩、成為社會企業講師，並透過運動找回身心平衡。 他不僅參加了各種挑戰賽，最終更完成日月潭泳渡壯舉——這段真實故事甚至被改編成電影。 這不只是關於突破限制的故事，更是關於勇氣、行動與希望的回憶錄。 一起聽聽 Carter 如何用行動證明：「看不見的世界，也能發光。」 #突破限制 #Carter #視障勇士 #生命故事 #日月潭泳渡 Powered by Firstory Hosting

When you ask someone to recall something from deep in their memory, watch their face — they’ll probably do something that actually helps them remember. You might do it too without realizing it. Listen as I reveal what it is and why it works. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/ulterior-motives/201110/why-do-you-close-your-eyes-rememberHave you heard of the winner’s curse or the sunk cost theory? These are strange but predictable ways our brains can trick us when we take risks — especially with

This week, Scott speaks with RaQuel Hopkins, a certified coach with a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling. RaQuel shares her personal and professional journey—from mastering the art of coping to discovering the transformative power of growth. Together, they explore how adults can expand their mental and emotional capacity, why many people feel stuck in “survival mode,” and what it really means to thrive. RaQuel opens up about her own evolution and how she now

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读经一（现在你们脱离了罪恶，获得了自由，做了天主的仆役。）恭读圣保禄宗徒致罗马人书  6:19-23弟兄们：因为你们本性的软弱，我就按常情来说：你们从前怎样把你们的肢体当作奴隶，献给不洁和不法，行不法的事；现在也要照样把你们的肢体当作奴隶献给正义、行圣善的事。你们做罪恶的奴隶时，不受正义的束缚；当时你们得了什么效果呢？那些事只能使你们现在感到羞耻，因为结局就是死亡。现在你们脱离了罪恶，获得了自由，做了天主的仆役，所得的效果是使你们成圣，结局就是永生。因为罪恶的代价是死亡，天主的恩赐却是在我们的主基督耶稣内的永生。——上主的圣言。答唱咏  咏1:1-4,6答：全心依靠上主的人真是有福。领：不随从恶人的计谋，不与罪人同路，不与讥讽者为伍的人，真是有福。他喜爱上主的诫命，昼夜默想他的法令。答：全心依靠上主的人真是有福。领：他好像种在溪畔的树木，按时结果，枝叶常青，所作所为，顺利成功。答：全心依靠上主的人真是有福。领：恶人并不如此，他们好像被风吹散的糠秕。因为上主赏赐义人，邪恶的人必趋沉沦。答：全心依靠上主的人真是有福。阿肋路亚