John Robinette

John Robinette is a father and husband, re-married after the sudden death of his wife in 2010. After a 20-plus year successful IT consulting and leadership career, John now spends part of his time as an organizational development and leadership consultant, and the rest of his time as a writer, blogger, photographer, and videographer capturing the grief and beauty of life. In John’s book, Never Stop Dancing: A Memoir, with close friend and co-author Robert Jacoby, such issues as male friendship in our modern era, how we look at life differently in the aftermath of a terrible tragedy, and how we understand the concepts of love, God, and religion in our lives are explored. The book is based on John and Robert’s conversations during the year after John’s wife Amy died.

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March 5, 2018

3 Relationship-Saving Communication Practices we should all be Using.

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January 5, 2018

3 Mindful Parenting Tips that can help us Connect with our Children.

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Ladies, your pelvic floor should be your BFF. It holds up your pelvic organs And keeps you from peeing yourself. Here’s how to keep yours strong and fierce >>

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Ladies, your pelvic floor should be your BFF.
It holds up your pelvic organs
And keeps you from peeing yourself.
Here’s how to keep yours strong and fierce >>