How Disaster Completely Changed My Reality →
A tough lesson sometimes is the most valuable
Guest Post from the Great Beyond - Daly Organizing →
Meister Eckhart believed that an artist isn’t a special kind of person but that each person is a special kind of artist. Think of it; you’re your own special kind of artist. Your soul is your canvas, your flute, your poem. And you paint it, play it, and write it as every true artist does – in unique collaboration with Spirit.
Apply the 4 Secrets of Universal Breathing – and Be Reborn Every Minute! | Goodlife Zen →
My guest post on Goodlife Zen - What breathing can tell you about your connection with the universe, time, seasons, life and death.
Would You Pay a Thief to Steal from You? Well, You Do! — unwrap your mind →
Do you know your real Time Value?
Maximizing Your Study of Personal Growth →
Absorbing and regurgitating self-help books at lightening speed is like taking a sip from a fire hose.
Collect Skills, Not Tools →
There is no power in gadgets & tools. The only power is within you.
101 Great Ways to Pack Meaning into a Lifetime — the halfway point →
Normally I don’t like list posts a lot, but this one has some deep truths within.
Time to Let your Light Shine :-) | Arvind Devalia's Make It Happen →
Some great thoughts by Marianne Williamson
Makebelieve Help, Old Butchers, and Figuring Out Who You Are (For Now) | 43 Folders →
Home › Blogs › Merlin’s blog › Makebelieve Help, Old Butchers, and Figuring Out Who You Are (For Now) Submitted by Merlin on October 22, 2009 - 1:17pm. Makebelieve Help, Old Butchers, and Figuring Out Who You Are (For Now) - Vimeo [NSFW] Here’s a video I made about a video I made. Consequently, it’s also about writing a book, fake self-help, the long road to developing expertise, and the ups and downs of repeatedly asking the world to tell you who you are.
How to Give Yourself to Whatever the Moment Brings, and Forget Stress →
We cannot control our lives to this degree, no matter how we try. Things will always come up to spoil the best-laid plans, and the more detailed our plans the more of a guarantee that something will go wrong.
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