From the monthly archives:

February 2010

The Power of Not Now

February 22, 2010

“Do not delude yourself into thinking that such a thing as later actually exists. Later is never.”
~ Steve Pavlina (on Twitter)
One of the greatest obstacles to balance and peace of mind is the desire to do everything we want to do at the same time.
We are told not to delay. Not to postpone. Not [...]

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Life Goals and Learning Curves

February 21, 2010

We are often told that with the right attitude we can achieve anything. If we believe in ourselves, the sky is the limit.
But while attitude and mindset play a crucial role in achieving our life goals, most goals are just not a walk in the park. They require some effort to climb uphill and cross [...]

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A Poem to Live By

February 20, 2010

Words can have an enormous influence on the way we think, how we feel, what we value and a string of other effects that we can harness to lead a great life. Not all words or statements or poems are created equally. Some can have destructive effects and others constructive ones. All to varying degrees.
But [...]

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The Natural, The Healthy and The Normal

February 18, 2010

There are three very distinct concepts that we tend to use interchangeably, while overlooking their differences. Distinct concepts don’t refer to the same thing. It should be obvious, but that, sadly, isn’t the case.
There are huge differences between what’s natural, what’s healthy and what’s normal.
If you don’t know the difference, you will in a few [...]

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Organized and Personal Religions

February 17, 2010

You may assume that people have a choice to make in their lives: to either follow an organized religion, or carve out their own personal religion (collection of beliefs, rituals and moral code) to live by.
But that would be a wrong assumption to make.
It’s not a question of either/or. You always adhere to a personal [...]

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