Category: self-help

  • With clockwork regularity

    Change is the only sure thing We’re moving, and everything around us is too.  Those thinking they can maintain the status quo are living in a fool’s paradise.  Whether change is good or bad is in perspective, not necessarily fact.  But the inevitability of change is a fact.  It happens with clockwork regularity. We must…

  • My trust in me

    What if? What would I do if I didn’t have to do things perfectly? Answer: More and better than I’m doing now. Trying so hard to get it perfect gets in the way of getting it done.   That compelling, irrational desire for perfect is an act of my will and ego, rather than acceptance and…

  • What would you do?

    Death by meeting Look at all those meetings and other standing commitments you have on your calendar for tomorrow.  What would you do if they were all cancelled? Probable answer:  Be a whole lot more productive than you were today.

  • Never quit on yourself

    Grind to shine Mediocrity is a choice. So is losing. Every day that you’re not out there taking action, you’re losing ground.  You have to cultivate the mental toughness, and focus on doing what makes a difference. Winning is also a choice, and quitting is too.  Never quit on yourself.  Keep up the grind.

  • Show you care

    Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity Turn off the phone, shut down the browser. Go eye to eye, and take the time to listen. The current of life is found in the human connection, not the plug and socket.  Show you care – personally engage.

  • Misery loves safety

    “This is the call of our life. Surf the chaos!”  – Denise Van W. You want something safe?  Call your mother.  Ask if she still has your crib; maybe a cozy blanket and a quiet room. Otherwise, get on with life. Today you have to carve out your own space.  You have to take more…