Posts Tagged ‘habit’

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How many thought habits do you have?

Like needing your glasses to see.  When you take off your glasses or contacts does the world go dark?

No.  You are still able to see, not as clearly as you might like but you are able to see.

But instead you told yourself a lie that unless you could see perfectly or clearly then you couldn’t see.

Do you know what that type of thought does in your subconsciousness?  Take a guess.  continue →

Headline Timeline

Monday:  “Report: Swine flu could cause up to 90,000 U.S. deaths“

Wednesday: “Protecting your family from swine flu“

Connect The Dots (using original sources referenced in these news items) continue →

After reading this solution to the numerous problems we are facing around the world, I realized somewhere along the way complexity became confused with complicated and gained a bad rap.

I’ll grant you that most complicated issues and processes become complex but that does not mean complex issues or processes need to be complicated. continue →

A couple of weeks ago some friends and I were discussing a situation Ruth has been struggling with for a while.  How do you leave a less than ideal position with a less than ideal client?  Suddenly Mary piped up, “I fired myself once”.  As our heads all spun to learn more I began to see the amazing gift in being able to fire yourself. continue →

Several weeks ago we were having dinner at a friend’s house.  The food was great and the conversation even better.  An energizing and uplifting evening all around.

After the dishes were cleared away we watched Jim search for the kettle so he could start the tea.  He hunted through every cupboard, some even twice, but no kettle to found.  Beth returned to the kitchen and was immediately greeted by a sheepish looking Jim with “Honey, where’s the kettle?”;  Beth walked over to the corner cupboard where Jim had just looked and pulled out a green kettle.  “Oh!” Jim exclaimed, “I thought the kettle was red!” continue →