The end of a relationship tends to be a low point for most of us; it hurts to have something that you believed in and were once so sure about and then lose it, but it doesn’t have to be a referendum on you as a person. Of course we all make mistakes in relationships,Continue reading “10 Relationship Reflections”
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Changing Your Relationship with “Feedback”
How would your life change if your orientation to feedback did? That’s the question I was invited to ask myself, and now I’d like to challenge all of you to do the same. Let’s start with a dive into feedback. What is it and why the heck am I writing about it? Merriam-Webster defines itContinue reading “Changing Your Relationship with “Feedback””
Narratives & Concepts – 2021
This is dense. It’s worth the time, I promise. I’d encourage one a day for a few weeks. I chose 25 out of thousands of notes jotted. These will move you. If you find any or a lot of this interesting, highly encourage you to listen to Tim Ferriss’s podcast, follow Naval Ravikant, listen toContinue reading “Narratives & Concepts – 2021”
Quotes from 2021
“What is needed is an electronic payment system based on cryptographic proof instead of trust.” – Satoshi Nakamoto “If you focus on what you have, you gain what you lack. If you focus on what you lack, you lose what you have.” – Greg Mckeown “You wouldn’t worry so much about what others think ofContinue reading “Quotes from 2021”
Lessons Expanded from 2021
God grant me the serenity to accept that which I cannot change. The courage to change the things I can. And the wisdom to know the difference. A continuation from my previous post…some advice…skim quick, pick 1 or 2 that stick, and be on your way… Life Lessons: One of the secrets to a happy lifeContinue reading “Lessons Expanded from 2021”
Reflections on 2021
2021 was a difficult year…a rollercoaster…physical pain, mental drain, emotional strain, and spiritual gain. Highs and lows that allowed me to be in ‘flow’, experience peak joy & happiness, and fall deep into the dimension of diametrical darkness and depression. I know the age-old adages. It is in looking back that we understand. You can’tContinue reading “Reflections on 2021”
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