If you don’t know why you are doing what you’re doing then why do it? Read More
Child Organizations
There are times we have grow up and find the fun in what needs done instead of avoiding what needs done. Read More
Meta Data Brokers In Our Pockets
My writing has tapered off. For those who enjoy these posts, I apologize. Life comes and goes with every day and our focus changes based on our present needs. Recently, I’ve been focusing on letting shit go. There’s so much to wrap ourselves up with from the holidays, muling over future job opportunities versus present… Read More
Evolving Ourselves
Since the cognitive revolution 70,000 years ago, we have been changing our behavior and social patterns faster than our DNA is able to change. The cognitive revolution, according to Yuval Noah Harari, enabled humankind to imagine realities other than the perceived reality of the ground we walk on, the sky we look up to, or… Read More
There’s Value In Limits
A better future depends on our ability to limit ourselves and listen to feedback whether you are an eight year old or the president of the United States. Read More
The Problem Of Now
Focusing on having what we don’t have right now creates misery not just for ourselves but those around us. Holding on to having whatever we’re focused on now only sets us on the path of anger, hate and suffering. My son received some money for Christmas. The $40 burned a hole in his pocket. He… Read More
The Greatest Reduction
There are three simple steps for dealing with difficult people and one path to increasing the value of our lives. Read More
The Story We Tell Ourselves
What illusions have I been telling myself and how is that interfering with my success Read More
Fundamentalist To The Core
I suppose the important thing is what we do with our judgements. Do they help us expand our experience through learning or tend to keep us stuck in our particular mode in life? Read More
Avoiding A Wasted Life
A good friend and I had the opportunity to catch up at a work function recently. We talked of family and shared friends. We swapped thoughts about the different stages of life, kids and marriage. We spoke of the work we enjoy and the work we don’t. We sprinkled our conversation with politically incorrect but… Read More
