Lily is back with an update on that Trans-Atlantic move...and she explores the pre-occupying question: What is home? Not to ruin the surprise, but to get to the answer, we have to pass through the gauntlet of falling madly in love with ourselves.

Here is a link to the song "Home" by Phillip Phillips: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoRkntoHkIE

I want to give a great big fairy godmother thank you to Claude Ekwe, who wrote the song "La Joie", to Matt Kugler and the gang who performed it, and to Seven Productions in Mulhouse, France who have graciously let me use it as the intro and outtro to the show. To Jo, Eric and all the team at Seven: I miss you and am so darn proud of you I could burst.

Also, thanks to James Jarrett, the new voice you hear in the disclaimer at the top of the pod. I owe you some Reese's, ya junkie.

What are your core convictions about work and personal finances? How you view your work can color how you view all the different aspects of your life...so how is work going right now?

And surprise, surprise, Lily thinks that the Golden Rule rules in the workplace. She'll explain this week.

The Ideal Life Theme of our stuff is in the spotlight. Lily shares some news--plus, takes you on a trip to the 90s with an early morning dance party.

Here is Heavy-D and the Boyz singing "Now that we've found love..."

Here is Justin Timberlake and "Can't stop the feeling"

Here is Dadi Freyr and "Think about things"

Making space for joy sometimes means we have to peel back some of our comfort. Not a popular idea, but it is one Lily develops this week.

Impossible, you say? It's impossible in our boring, every day lives to dig in and savor? This week, Lily wants to destroy that myth: We can, even in the mundane, find glimmers of joy.