No doubt, you have heard from someone on life’s journey say that the key to living a good life is to always ask: “What would Jesus do?”
For Christians, of which I am somewhere in the rank and file, I think this is a worthwhile question …. to ask oneself. But, that’s about as far
That’s right! Don’t Listen to the Naysaying Nellies!
When Master Mentor Gary Glass shared that with us this morning at the Pacific Coast Boot Camp, it really jumped out at me.
Gary then followed up by saying that you should make sure that you don’t share your dreams to anyone but a select few, because
Yesterday’s post spoke about the absence of purpose v. the presence of purpose.
In it I indicated much of the hardship that I had been going through in the pursuit of my own purpose – to help bring people together in peace!
Why exactly that is my purpose, I don’t know. But, it is one
A number of years ago on my original channel, I published my blog post “A Space Oddity.” SEE [HERE].
In doing so, I described the Audi Super Bowl 2016 Commercial which serves as tribute to David Bowie through it’s incorporated use of his song “Starman.”
This ad [RIGHT HERE], perfectly identified
Have you ever tried to rotate the position of a spinning gyroscope. It’s not as easy as expected.
What’s more the faster the gyroscope is spinning, the harder it is to change it’s “position or bearing.”
Now, for those of you who have studied personal development expert Earl Nightingale – whether directly or indirectly through
At the beginning of the week I wrote down a list of blog posts for this week and with respect to today’s category – Self Image & Self Love – I had written: “Man in the Mirror.”
I think there were two prompts that converged when that title came to me.
If I am not
We’ve all made mistakes in the past. Some people more slight, others more grand.
But the reality is that we just aren’t going to get out of here alive, without making some mistakes.
This is a good thing!
Imagine having to live in a world in which any deviation from accuracy would be “game over!”
As Francis Ford Coppola’s movie Apocalypse Now starts, Martin Sheen’s character as U.S. Army Captain Willard finds himself (reflecting on his past) in a numb, dream state just waiting in his hotel room. In his soliloquy he says: ‘I wanted a mission, and for my sins they gave me one.’
The remainder of the movie
Today I started training at LA Fitness with Alberto Meza.
I also started Phase I of 75 Hard with Zimel.
My critical 8 tasks for today are all now a retrospective.
