ommitment is a persistence with a purpose. Devotion, dedication, loyalty, and emotional contribution to the declared choices. Yet, often times commitment is misunderstood for attachment and used interchangeably. The distinction is both huge and pricey. Attachment limits possibilities and leads to imprisonment and dependence. Commitment thrives on discovery and freedom. Attachment latches onto the specific …
A week-long Neuro Change Solutions Consultant training in Denver based on Dr. Joe Dispenza ground- breaking work just came to an end. And what a treat to spend a whole day with Dr. Joe in a classroom. Life happens in the moment – catch it – hold it- before it becomes a memory. It is …
Feeling somewhat emotional (actually quite emotional) leaving Boston after spending an entirely unexpectedly magical week – yes, apparently you can experience magic at the Entrepreneurs Bootcamp. I jumped into another reality, a totally unfamiliar territory. It supposed to feel awkward, and it did not. It supposed to be uncomfortable, and it was not. Was it …
Living on an Auto-Pilot Means Death by Choice. There are days I curse being “awaken”. On those days, I say to myself “I wish I did not know”. In those not-long-lasting moments, I am convinced that swimming in collective blindness would have been much simpler. Unawareness keeps me in a slender tunnel and snuggles me to …
When was the last time you held a fountain pen in your hand? Do you remember the sound of the nib smoothly traveling over the paper, leaving behind a permanently embossed message or reflection; paper slowly absorbing, creating a textured surface as you flip the pages… There is an old truth in the saying “Paper …
From the Attic – The Value of Taking Notes… by Hand Read More »
Once upon a time “keeping busy” was the name of the game. It was “sexy”. It also meant being successful and feeling important. Busyness was fulfilling the void of worthiness and neediness, covering up a life full of doubts, of not being good enough, not strong enough and not made of the right clay. Validating …
The Race without a Finish Line—from “Busy-ness” to “Busy-less” Read More »
Effectiveness is a measurement of truth. We can learn from own mistakes only when we know we have made them. Instead of continually hitting the wall and being surprised we have a headache, we should not mistake our stubbornness and inability to learn for being strong and unbreakable. In our human race, filled with competition, …
