Unbridled Joy We went to Water World and rode water rides for about 7 hours. When my daughter is excited, she talks. She jabbered for about 7 hours straight yesterday. It is quite obvious that her capacity to experience excitement and joy is much higher than mine. I had fun. She had more fun. This […]
Dull Saw ~ Sharp Saw
September 7, 2015 by Leave a Comment
Dull Saw ~ Sharp Saw Abraham Lincoln said something along the lines of – If I had an hour to chop down a tree, I’d spend the first 30-minutes sharpening my axe. I was working on a landscaping project today, cutting flagstone with a wet saw. Over time, the saw started cutting slower and slower. […]
“er” makes all the difference in the world
August 5, 2015 by Leave a Comment
Stories and Focus
July 21, 2015 by Leave a Comment
Stories and Focus A friend of mine is starting a 30 day cleanse. If she focuses on all the foods she cannot eat and tells herself stories of lack and deprivation – she will suffer a lot, become much less likely to successfully complete the program, and that counter-intent and resistance will make the program […]
The Evidence Challenge
July 8, 2015 by Leave a Comment
The Evidence Challenge We will always find evidence to support our point of view. So, we better make sure that we are searching for evidence that contributes to us rather than limits us. What point of view are you supporting? Are you arguing for your limitations or for your greatness? I invite you to take […]
Plumbing is Really Cool
July 3, 2015 by Leave a Comment
Plumbing is Really Cool A group of us were talking today and my friend mentioned how annoyed and upset her husband gets about paying taxes. A bunch of people jumped in about being grateful. Highways are nice. Infrastructure is nice. Incomes are nice etc. I asked the group, “Have any of you lived in a […]
