Where wisdom fuels change
Posted in Meaningful Relationships on Jan 5th, 2009
When I started my blog last February, I enjoyed an endless passion to write about personal development. I also suffered from a naive cluelessness. I had no idea the Blogging World, Blogopolis, the Blogosphere — or whatever you call it — held so many fascinating people, ideas, and writing styles. As I ventured out from […]
Posted in Impact the World on Dec 5th, 2008
I turn 49 soon — this month actually. I’ve been blogging since last February, and this is my 184th post. Why does this matter? Because sunrises always come every day to remind us of two things: 1) Some things are constant 2) Some things are not For me this means I’m getting old (the constant), […]
Posted in Change & Growth on May 19th, 2008
When I first started my SpaceAgeSage blog, I wrote distilled versions of all the experiences, martial arts training, and research I’ve done into the body/mind connection. I wanted to make it easy for those who don’t have time to read self-help books to find many of those insights encapsulated here. But then I found myself […]
Posted in Impact the World, Meaningful Relationships on Apr 21st, 2008
Someone recently noticed how involved I get when writing a post, and she said, “You really like writing don’t you?” Who me? Anyhow I thought about it and here are some reasons why I write: Self expression — Everyone has a unique viewpoint based on experiences, and I like to write about mine. Creativity — […]
Posted in Change & Growth on Apr 14th, 2008
My industrial engineering brother once told me that employees often prefer real, honest appreciation to a raise. Who doesn’t like hearing that they have value and worth to another person? Sara Paddison, author of Hidden Power of the Heart, writes, “Appreciating each other is a true family value, one that will bail out much of […]