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Thursday, August 30, 2012 at 4:06 PM Love is my religion. A return to love. Be the change... Phrases appear inside my mind like bumper stickers on a road warrior’s car or tattoos on a fervent artist who craves more and more ink. Has my life turned into a platitude? A bumper sticker? A greeting card?
Sunday, August 19, 2012 at 7:54 PM 
This week's discussion of "flow" ("On the Same Page") is led by straight-shooting coach, Amy Steindler. I can't help but love Amy's candor as she lets us know Mihaly Csikzsentmihalyi's writing style isn't exactly her favorite. Nevertheless, she magically teases out the jewels of this chapter which discusses how to find flow in your work. It's brilliant!
Click here to hop on over to Amy's site and check out what she has to say. You won't be sorry... I mean, who couldn't use a little more flow in their workplace?
In the meantime, I'm on vacation this week and look forward to checking back in when I return. "Flow" and I are heading to the beach for one final blast of summer!!
Books Monday, August 13, 2012 at 6:53 PM In her Tedx Talk, "The Power of Vulnerability," researcher/story teller, Brene Brown concludes with four steps that lead to what she calls a whole-hearted life. The steps center upon vulnerability, and she shares these words, "to be vulnerable is to be alive." I invite you to pause and take a few moments to consider what vulnerability looks like for you. How will you choose to be alive?
Monday, August 13, 2012 at 10:20 AM The act of Thinking can be exhausting, right!?!? Today super coach Kanesha Lee Baynard offers concise and relevant reminders of how to bring pleasure into our minds and calm the chaos. Believe me, this is worth 10 minutes of your time! The Flow of Thought: Chapter 6 of "On the Same Page"... Summer Blog Book Club.
Books Wednesday, August 8, 2012 at 12:52 PM In his best-selling book, "Outliers," Malcolm Gladwell offers the premise that it takes approximately 10,000 practice hours or apprentice time to achieve mastery of anything. What better project to master than yourself? What if setting aside time for you offered the benefits of more naturally and generously influencing the world for good... that your children, clients, parishioners, co-workers, friends, everyone would be impacted positively... would that make it worth the investment of your time?