We make assumptions about how and to whom we matter in the world. Those will stem from our own beliefs and perspectives about the contributions we make. And yet, sometimes what is most impactful about our lives isn’t readily visible to us. We will not always know where we are making the most profound difference. You see, each of us is a miracle. Each of us comes into this life with our own soul print, and we make a difference every day. Even when we aren’t really conscious of it. Let me ... Read More » about Take your radio to work day!
Inspiration & Creativity
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FAQ Series: Growth & Legacy – What will you make possible?
Welcome to the fifth and final installment of our Personal FAQs series, where we explore questions that can guide us as we continuously recenter, realign, and move forward with clarity throughout our lives.To make it easier to ask questions that are relevant to where we are and what we need at any juncture, we have been reviewing five FAQs domains. We move now to our final domain, Growth & Legacy.The Five Personal FAQ Domains: Growth & Legacy Some time ago, I wrote an article ... Read More » about FAQ Series: Growth & Legacy – What will you make possible?
FAQ Series: Integration & Rhythm-Bringing Possibilities to Life
Welcome to the fourth installment of our Personal FAQs series, where we are exploring questions that can serve us as we continuously recenter, realign, and move forward with clarity throughout our lives.To make it easier to have questions that can help based on where we are and what we need at any juncture, we are looking at five different FAQs domains. We have covered the first three domains and are moving on to Integration and Rhythm.The Five Personal FAQ Domains: Integration & ... Read More » about FAQ Series: Integration & Rhythm-Bringing Possibilities to Life
The History of Blogging: Example from the 1700’s
No, I am not crazy. I do realize that in the 1700’s, they did not blog. There was no Internet, no vehicle from which to instantly publish ideas and thoughts about the world. In a way, though, the idea of blogging did exist. Done differently, sans technology used today, they did indeed have their own way of heralding information and ideas. Samuel Johnson, the English author, biographer, and critic, was someone I would consider an early “blogger”. One of his formats (in addition to books ... Read More » about The History of Blogging: Example from the 1700’s
Which do you create? A probing question from Picasso
Resilience is demonstrated by what we create from our life experiences. And with that, what we create has everything to do with our perspective. As Henry Ford once said, “Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t, you are right.” This is particularly true when we touch on what we create. Perhaps you don’t even see yourself as someone who creates anything, but I can assure you that you do. Each of us is a creative, and we all have an innate need to create. It goes well ... Read More » about Which do you create? A probing question from Picasso
What’s Really Behind Success? Stories of Daily Practice and Mastery
We all know that daily practices are important. But I’m not sure we fully realize the depth of their importance or even the core reasons those core practices make a difference. As with most things, when we understand the underlying reasons, the doing gets much easier. That’s where stories can help. One of the first stories that comes to mind for me is about John Constable, a British 19th-century painter known for his landscape paintings. He believed that the key element for mastery in all ... Read More » about What’s Really Behind Success? Stories of Daily Practice and Mastery
