This week was week of the same conversation. Clients — businesses and individuals — were stuck in the noise. They had lost or never found their signal. They didn’t know who they were trying to be. I … [Read more...]
How Smart People Can Be So Dense, Difficult, and Frustrating
Thinking about What I Think About It was Valeria who challenged me and Joe who challenged her. The challenge was simple enough. Choose something that I have a negative response to and find a way to … [Read more...]
Imagine a Blue Sky, Blissful Weekend
Oh my wow! It’s Friday, again! Already! What did I do this week? What didn’t I get done? What miracles did I make? What wishes didn’t come? What went right? What went wrong? Who were those cranky … [Read more...]
Keeping Track of Our Love
how some folks keep track. Recently my son and I were talking about people who try to use quantitave measures of affection. They keep track of what we do — how often we visit, how long we stay, … [Read more...]
Make Some Fun
Hey! Happy Tuesday! Have you got something that you were supposed to have started? . . . some project that you haven’t quite gotten to . . . You can’t delegate it because that wouldn’t be … [Read more...]
On a Blue December Night: Asking Why Do Givers Not Ask to Be Paid?
This year, 2007, has been one of learning and getting a business off the ground. Along the way, I have made my mistakes in choosing the folks I’ve worked with, and I’ve been blessed by working with … [Read more...]
Personal Identity: Being True to Yourself
feelings, truth, and potential. At age 20, I used to get tied up in knots about who I was. I wanted to be authentic, true to myself in every action, every feeling, every breath that I took. Part of … [Read more...]
Roadblocks and Breakdowns — Waste Energy or Have Fun?
When Your World Goes Down Yesterday and today, my usual means of connecting isn’t working. . . . It’s a moment to think about what we do when things go wrong. A first response is to think what … [Read more...]
Smiling Harbor Sunday
Smiling Sunday Sundays start so slowly. They take a while to get up and rolling. Sundays would be a perfect day for a walk in the early morning. I’ve wasted too many beautiful Sundays doing things … [Read more...]
Surrender Dorothy . . . Visible, Valuable, and Mighty
about surrendering. In the Wizard of OZ when Dorothy and her companions — The Scarecrow, The Tin Woodsman, and The Cowardly Lion — leave the Wash and Brush Up Shop in the Emerald City, they see the … [Read more...]
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