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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Why Am I So Stuck?
“Lead with your gift. Let your gift inspire the rest of the show.” Donny Epstein, on the Triad of Change. It’s two months into the New Year. You haven’t stuck with your resolutions. You’re not exercising. And those extra holiday … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Health, Lifestyle, Reorganization Living, Strategies for Living, Tips
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Oscars and Emotions
I will be watching the Oscars tonight — alone, in my jammies, under a cozy blanket, with a delicious dinner. I can’t wait. I love the movies. By that, I mean to say I love my internal experiences produced by … Continue reading
Posted in Popular Culture
Tagged Amour, Beasts of the Southern Wild, Django Unchained, Emanuelle Riva, emotions, film, Freddie Quell, Joaquin Phoenix, Lincoln, movies, Naomi Watts, Oscars, Pulp Fiction, Quvenzhane Wallis, Rust and Bone, Tarantino, The Impossible, The Master, violence
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Opened by Love
It’s funny how you can read a book or watch a movie where you know the outcome and still find yourself wondering what will happen. Or hoping against hope that there will be a different ending. That’s the definition of … Continue reading
Choose the Game to Win the Game
It’s 2009 and I’m lying on a chiropractic table at a Transformational Gate in Westminster, Colorado. “You think you lead with Perception,” my teacher Donny Epstein whispers in my ear, “but you really lead with Structure.” He lingers a moment to let that sink in, and then he walks … Continue reading
Posted in Growth, Spirit, Strategies for Living
Tagged affairs, Behavior, change, Donny Epstein, marriage, Perception, roh, Structure, triad of change
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The Technology of Your Body and Mind
Do you ever feel like you’re beating your head against a wall? That you know you need to make a change or get something done, but you just can’t get traction or results? What if a simple triangle could change all … Continue reading
Posted in Growth, Spirit, Strategies for Living
Tagged chiropractic, decisions, donald epstein, healing, nsa, roh, sri, triad of change
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The Life Beside Technology
In Monday’s 6 Ways to Tame the Tech Shrew, we explored the dark side of technology: the time we spend — or, worse, squander — mindlessly flitting from one screen to another, one device to another, one moment to another. The … Continue reading
Posted in Managing, Technology, User Experience
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