Where wisdom fuels change
Posted in Internal wisdom on Oct 22nd, 2008
What kind of road of life or journey are you on right now?
On your way to the mountain tops of success?
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Headed to fight fires on the horizon?
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In the canyons where the walls seem to hem you in?
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On the road less traveled?
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A wayfarer carried a heavy sack about which he complained unceasingly. From none could he [...]
Posted in Change & Growth, Impact the World, Internal wisdom, Protecting our Power on Oct 20th, 2008
Hello, Dear Readers –
This post is a request for help on an e-book and possible website I’m planning on creating, so if you came for the usual posts or the continuation of the media fast results, you may want to skip this one.
The e-book I’m working on, which is almost complete, is Think Like a [...]
Posted in Internal wisdom on Oct 18th, 2008
As I wrote in my last post, my recent media fast woke me up to some unpleasant realities. To recap: My preoccupation with TV and online activities showed that I was addicted to them, that I was self-medicating with busyness to excuse away not finishing two books, and that I was using the online [...]
Posted in Change & Growth, Internal wisdom on Oct 14th, 2008
The week-long media fast I described last Monday is over, and yes I survived! After seven days without any online activities, I feel like I’ve been on a retreat and come back a different person - one who is a lot more centered, relaxed, and focused.
Many wanted to know what a week away unplugged [...]
Posted in Change & Growth, Impact the World, Internal wisdom on Oct 12th, 2008
I was borne with curiosity coursing through my veins, filling the marrow of my bones, and firing the neurons in my brain. Becoming a news reporter helped ease the addiction for knowing more answers, and the Internet helped me almost satiate curiosity’s hunger … almost.
How curious are you as a person?
Does curiosity tickle at you [...]