Where wisdom fuels change
Posted in Change & Growth on Aug 4th, 2008
Do we spend our lives trying to validate ourselves or to develop ourselves? The answer could very well explain why mediocrity might outweigh meaning in our lives, or why the super talented may not reach their full potential.
At the blog Heroes not Zombies by Bob Leckridge, he writes a post, “Two mindsets - Fixed [...]
Posted in Change & Growth on Jul 30th, 2008
I love this kind of Colorado sunset. Fortunately, it’s not a rare event where I live. (This photo is taken from my front yard.) The fire in the sky comes at dusk quite often. Lovely shades of red, orange, pink play across the heavens to bid the sun goodbye and the night hello.
I have seen [...]
Posted in Change & Growth on Jul 21st, 2008
Think back if you will to a time you felt the most supported and loved. It doesn’t matter where or when, or if it was a real moment in time or imagined.
How did it feel to be so accepted for who and what you are?
Where you able to breathe easier and relax your muscles and [...]
Posted in Change & Growth on Jul 19th, 2008
Mythic heroes in our culture often have their beginnings in obscurity or adversity. Their awakening — be it Luke Skywalker becoming a Jedi or Harry Potter becoming a powerful wizard — fascinates us and keeps us coming back for more. Just look at some recent movies about heroes:
Hancock awakens from a drunken pity party of [...]
Posted in Change & Growth on Jul 16th, 2008
How many times have you heard this phrase in movies or real life, “Just be yourself, and you will be OK”? Following such advice isn’t easy for people who suffer from insecurity. Their past may be filled with moments when “just being yourself” got them into trouble or was never allowed.
Lack of confidence doesn’t just [...]
