Collaborative Insight
“All things therefore whatsoever ye would that men should do unto you, even so do ye also unto them: for this is the law and the prophets.” (Not a regious blog but this was appropriate) “he got what’s coming to him” (whether good or bad) The problem with all crime
Read full post“The more you put in, the more you get out” Think more in terms of how you can provide value to your company or team, than how fast you can extract a paycheck. Try to create or develop a project, or contribute toward a self-sustaining system or project within the
Read full postYou can’t improve what you don’t track You can’t just have some vague idea for a goal, do things about it here and there, check your progress irregularly, and expect an improvement. The fact that our activity is constrained by physical space means that everything can be tracked, measured and
Read full postThis is not going to be where I tell you how important affirmations are, where you’re supposed to replace negative thoughts with positive ones. You already know what affirmations are supposed to do, but I don’t like the (hippy dippy) way I’ve seen them or their benefits explained or described.
Read full postThis is a more of a theoretical reflection on the psychology of a practical method I used for consistently losing weight (fat). I’m keeping the emphasis off my results/physical changes (for now) and keeping the conversation to thought process, motivation, and weight loss mechanics. If you’re bent on my proving
Read full postFrom early on, we listen and expose ourselves to new music, art, films, books to find what we identify with, what we find we actually enjoy, what feels part of us. We discover ourselves through ideas we find in these materials and it not only shapes us but helps us
Read full postThere are 3 levels of studying or learning about a subject: School/job – we have to know certain stuff to pass a test (company reports, new industry techniques, math homework) Self-teaching – we want to learn about a subject (non-fiction, news, person/biography) to have more factual knowledge about it, and
Read full post“Trust the process” and other such phrases you’ve probably heard or used. To crave the process, is to enjoy the nuts and bolts, the grind, the systematic actions taken toward a goal or as part of reaching that goal more than or as much as attaining the goal itself. Sure,
Read full postYour mind can fully surround most any problem, regardless of size or impenetrability/difficulty. Everything can be distilled down to a system, with moving or static parts which can be manipulated and modified in sequence so you can manifest the outcome you want and stop being confused about what’s going on.
Read full postWe as humans create our own sensory experiences, as rich or simple as we like, often without realizing that is what we are doing. The richness is only limited by our creativity and money, in part, to create the experiences we want, but even the financial limitation is subjective due
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