I have been running an experiment on the title of this post. So far it is an utter fiasco… No one wants to read it… even though it’s, maybe, the key to the kindom for you. My mail box had … Continue reading
This life, which had been the tomb of his virtue and of his honour, is but a walking shadow; a poor player, that struts and frets his hour upon the stage, and then is heard no more: it is a … Continue reading
Countries, people, soul corrections, have different attitudes to doing things. Hungary (country), Finish What you Start (soul correction), England (country, ethnicity), especially, have an attitude of “How hard can it be?” And they fancy themselves all-knowing, all-expert at everything. My brother … Continue reading
There is an arc to this article… I arrive to the answer after a journey to it, in the second half… What is the reason that some people learn and grow, while others stagnate? I read an interesting sentence in … Continue reading
One such wise person was Ann Landers. Here are some of her quotes: all of them are profound, all of them are recognized patterns, based on the thousands of letters she answered in her long career. Ann Landers quotes “All … Continue reading
It is said that there are only three types of people. (The illustrations I use in this article reveal more patterns, so pay attention, please) 1. make things happen 2. observes things happen 3. ponders what the heck happened. This … Continue reading
It’s a Days of power day today. I had the worst day in decades yesterday, and I am having the second worst day in a decade. the two days separated by a night… horrid… night… Today I have another webinar … Continue reading
Being successful as a human When you look at people, you notice that there are two different ways to be successful: 1. worldly success… and 2. successful as in well rounded, fulfilled, joyful, and loving life. The two don’t happen … Continue reading
That is the hardest virtue for me to practice… let alone master. So I have been watching kind people in movies, and I am reading Benjamin Franklin’s autobiography. I am noting the discrepancy between the behavior I observe and the … Continue reading
We look at life through the space we locate ourselves in. When you go home for the holidays, you have a space inside which you interact with your mother. You have a space inside which you interact with your father, … Continue reading