259: Christmas is (still) magical

259: Christmas is (still) magical

The magic of Christmas is just as present now as it was back then. And if we don’t stop focusing on what WAS, we’re gonna miss what IS.

257 You Don’t Even Know What You Have

257 You Don’t Even Know What You Have

We always bring this up during the holidays… when it’s really something that slides into our life *more* in all the small daily things we do and bring into our life.

254: The Monetization of Everything

254: The Monetization of Everything

Let’s talk about the slippery slope of monetizing everything we do, think, or say. When a potential dollar hangs over everything, at what point is enough, enough?

253: What if you have enough?

253: What if you have enough?

What do you need that you don’t already have right now? Do the things you’ve crammed in fit with where you actually want to be? Tough questions…

252: A quiet revolution

252: A quiet revolution

A revolution doesn’t always rush in with fire and noise. Here are two things you can do to bring about the best world for you and yours.

251: Waiting on a cup of coffee

251: Waiting on a cup of coffee

Simplicity, priorities, and how life was very different back when your only option was to wait awhile for a cup of coffee.

247: You Can’t Find Yourself

247: You Can’t Find Yourself

A different perspective on the problem of being told you need to “find yourself”. What if there’s nothing to find… because it’s all there?

246: The illusion of control

246: The illusion of control

Being a control freak doesn’t always look like you think it should. Let’s take a different perspective on the illusion of control.

244: The thing about time

244: The thing about time

Today I chat about Parkinson’s law and the idea that a task will swell or shrink to fit the time we’ve allowed for it. I’ve learned a few things since having “less time” that are pretty eye opening as it relates to my day, as 

243: Make it a masterpiece

243: Make it a masterpiece

Ever tried to go back to “what was”? Here’s my own story about realizing it’s not possible, even with the best intentions, and what you should do instead.