“Don’t make assumptions” – The 3rd Agreement, The Four Agreements ..”We make all sorts of assumptions because we don’t have the courage to ask questions”… And I’ll follow it up with when we ask questions, we lack the humility to stand corrected. Last year I read the book “Talking to Strangers” by Malcom Gladwell. Fascinating bookContinue reading “Don’t make assumptions…”
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Conviction of Character
I think tolerance has become a bit of a buzz word, and it’s worth considering our non-negotiables. What we tolerate from others is what we tolerate from ourselves. And what we ask out of others, we darn well better be asking out of ourselves. Quick example: It’s a powerful statement to say “I treat othersContinue reading “Conviction of Character”
Good Idea + Yes Attitude
With a good idea and a YES attitude, magic happens! Too often we put the “logical” kibosh on the brilliance of our imagination. This week! Take inventory of whether or not that “logic” is truly logic or if it stems from fear and self doubt. If it sounds right, if it feels right, it’s probablyContinue reading “Good Idea + Yes Attitude”
TOGETHER
The focus this week is inspired by the essence of Move Together Yoga – which is TOGETHER. Whether we’d like to acknowledge it or not, we are not spectators and we are not separate. We are in this TOGETHER. In this life we may be on different routes or at different places on that route,Continue reading “TOGETHER”
Don’t take it personal…
“Don’t take anything personally.” – The Second Agreement, The Four Agreements What was said or done ….“It’s not ‘because of you’. What others say and do is a projection of their own reality.” The day is filled with endless opportunities to impulsively react, or choose to respond! The great and empowering truth is that WEContinue reading “Don’t take it personal…”
Happiness
How many times have you said, or have you heard someone say, “I just want to be happy”? I listened to a podcast this past week that was discussing the difference between happiness and success – and that one doesn’t necessarily yield the other. The definition they gave for happiness really resonated with me. “HappinessContinue reading “Happiness”