Intention vs. Agenda — Letting Magic Happen
Over the past several months, I had the great privilege of experiencing the magic of our wonderful universe. Based on this experience, I had the following epiphany -- "When you drop your agenda and s
Winners and Losers vs. Settlers?
Many of us seem to be preoccupied with the notion of winning versus losing. We talk to our kids about winners and losers. "Don't be a loser," is a harsh criticism used fairly often. I constantly re
Staying within the Lines vs. The Safe Zone
Conditioning, Conditioning, Conditioning.
Knowingly or unknowingly, we have managed to develop a system in most cultures to condition kids to stay within the lines, either through innocuous methods
Can you make good choices when you are in “reaction” mode?
Dana Wilde from The Mind Aware Show reached out to me a few days ago and asked if I could address the topic, "How do you make better choices when you’re in “reaction” mode all day?" The focus of
Can Success be defined beyond Money and Power?
There seems to be a growing interest for many to ponder the question, "Can I define success using anything else beyond the traditional measures of money and power?" So much so, that an entire day of p
Career Choice: Focus on Achievement & Pleasure or Joy & Fulfillment?
Is there a real difference between Joy & Fulfillment vs. Achievement & Pleasure or is it purely semantics? Let's see if this makes any sense to you. Most of us have been raised to believe t
Making Choices: Big Ones vs. Everyday Little Choices
We have all heard the old adage that our lives are the product of our choices. Why is it that no one really bothers to take the time to teach us this vital skill — Making Choices? Not in school,
More Veterans may Opt for Suicide: Unintended Consequences of Good Intentions?
While many are struggling during these tough economic times, perhaps one of the most overlooked groups is that of our Veterans.
These heroes, whose lives are called to go above and beyond, often retu
