So in the midst of re-reading The Power of Intention, by Wayne Dyer, with my book club, I remembered his reference to The Field, and started reading it a week ago. What Lynne McTaggart does in this book is provide a great introduction and summary of the new discoveries in science around quantum ...
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My Road Less Traveled
Blue Ridge Mountains
I went to public school K-12, got straight A's, was the typical teacher's pet, loved learning and generally enjoyed school. I grew up in a caring Christian home, went to church every Sunday, volunteered, went on mission's trips, and won awards in bible quizzing. I went on ...
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Finding time to get in the zone
If you run a business or just a household, or both, but also have some creative work that you do regularly that requires getting in the 'zone' I think you'll appreciate this Maker's Schedule, Manager's Schedule article by Paul Graham that I discovered this week (it was in Amy Lynn Andrew's ...
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Taking time to savor success, and express gratitude
I hadn't thought of an idea to write about yet today, because my mind is spinning from all the recent developments and all the potential that tomorrow holds. I'm feeling torn between amazement of all that's happened, and all the ideas for where I want to go next.
And then I just had this great ...
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The Unique American Temperament
According to Peter C. Whybrow , in his book, American Mania, in the course of human history when terrible events caused part of population to migrate in search of better opportunity elsewhere, 2% left and 98% stayed behind 'to accept what fate would bring'. (pg 53)
And he goes on to show that the ...
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