Where wisdom fuels change
Posted in Meaningful Relationships on Apr 25th, 2008
The blame game can be rather funny when you see it in others: Many years ago, I was at a family reunion picnic. A woman there had to take her daughter’s dog home by car for one reason or another. When the woman returned, she fumed with outrage. She had been stopped for speeding and […]
Posted in Change & Growth on Apr 11th, 2008
I have been researching the Enneagram personality types to discover more about why I do what I do and how to change. What is the Enneagram? I like this definition that I just Googled for and found at sensesopen.com : “The ancient Enneagram is a profound and elegant approach to communication, character and culture. Based […]
Posted in Change & Growth, Protecting our Power on Mar 14th, 2008
In my last post, I wanted to put “should” out of my vocabulary. Unfortunately, the word itself is just the top part of the weed, and its roots run deep within the human psyche, to a place inside me where I choose to be either free or enslaved. The words, “I have to,” “I need […]
Posted in Change & Growth, Internal wisdom, Meaningful Relationships on Mar 11th, 2008
The one thing that has been so profound in changing my thoughts to change my life is how radically responsible I need to be to create change. I might want to say, “This person makes me angry,” but I now know that I make myself angry with how I think about the actions and words […]