In this little visualization exercise, you’ll explore an idealistic hypothetical situation, which will free your mind from the grinds of daily life and the reality of having to earn a living, to explore what you really want to spend your … Continue reading
My blog entry, “Realizing Your Potential in a World Not Built for It” was included in the Carnival of Improving Life by ImprovedLife.ca. I am looking forward to checking out the great insights and information shared in this collection of … Continue reading
I just learned that happiness doesn’t necessarily mean feeling happy. Don’t get me wrong, if you’re feeling happy, then you are happy. Be happy! Celebrate! But you may be experiencing other types of emotions, and still feel “happy.” Perhaps the … Continue reading
We make decisions constantly, including decisions to not to make decisions and postponing. We often fail to make the best decisions because we don’t pay attention to our state of mind, and how it affects our perceptions and decision-making process. … Continue reading
Many people believe that they are not what they can be. While this feeling persists over the course of their lives, it’s hard to know why and how you feel that way. Sometimes, you don’t even know where to begin. … Continue reading
One of my cats died last week. Her name was Dax (we’re Trekkies) — 11-years-old, a tiny female. She was a very quiet cat, hardly ever meowed. To us, cats were children-substitutes. So when real children started arriving, our cats … Continue reading
function showBH(url){ myWin = window.open(url, ‘BudgetHero’, ‘height=630,width=705,top=0,left=0,scrollbars=no,resizable=no,location=no,menubar=no,toolbar=no’); if (window.focus) {myWin.focus()} return false; } I’m usually not one for silly online games (useless distraction, anyone?) but this one got me so excited that I had to share. Plus, it does tie … Continue reading
I just unsubscribed from many mailing lists and RSS feeds. It was starting to really clatter up my mind. There is a lot of useful information out there. Except most of them are more distracting than helpful. Even the things … Continue reading
My wife found this book on the new book shelf of our local library. As she does with all other books, she read it very fast, handed it to me and said “you should read it.” You know, my wife … Continue reading
It’s remarkable how we predict future based on the past, when they are not as related as it may seem. All right, if you smell smoke, do assume there’s a fire — but we extend that assumption to far too … Continue reading
