Become all you can become with Sophie
He that won't be counselled, can't be helped
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I have a workshop I give occasionally. (What’s missing) In all honesty, I stole it from Landmark Education, and yet I consider it my own.
In that workshop there is a moment of drama. Drama that opens your eyes wide, and you are mortified by seeing who you are, and how you are. Continue reading “How bad do you want it? Not that bad, I see!”
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Value, worth is a very interesting concept. It tells everything anyone needs to know about you.Commerce, and most interactions are value-exchange-based when healthy.
But who defines what is value and how much?
Before we can go deeply into that, let’s look what you have that is of value…
Some of it is of value to you, some of it is of value to someone else.
You have your time. Instead of doing anything you want with it, some of it you’ll turn into value that you can sell. In exchange of something that you value more or equally as your time Continue reading “How much do you fancy your hour is worth? And your life?”
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You want to raise your vibration, Right? You do… That is why you are here…
And you can. Your next question is probably: how fast?
There are two main issues for that question, how fast. Lack of courage and lack of humility, that if you have them, you probably won’t be able to raise your vibration until you overcome these two issues. Continue reading “How fast can you raise your vibration? to get…”
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Occasionally I am struck with the sense that I have no one to talk to.
Some things, like should I do this, should I say yes or no, would be great for me to talk through.
Choice is: selecting freely, after consideration. Choice is when it is not your reasons that choose but you, yourself. But often it is not easy to choose… and a conversation helps.
Choice is selecting freely, after consideration…
That consideration is a conversation. Either with yourself, or with someone who is willing to be a sounding board. Continue reading “Do you have a friend you can discuss things with?”
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The title sounds like the beginning of a a joke, like how many philosophers does it need to change a lightbulb?
Four; one to change the light-bulb and three to say ‘Yes, Socrates,’ ‘Well done, Socrates,’ ‘Good job, Socrates.’ Funny as hell… but not exactly what I wanted to do… although that joke talks to me deeper than it probably talks to you.
But I digress…
This morning I stumbled on a page from Dan Millman’s ‘The Life You Were Born To Live‘ a quasi Kabbalistic astrology book.
I have always disliked it, but today I came to hate it. Continue reading “How many people it takes to turn H.Sapiens into Human Being?”
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It is becoming clear that the parts that maybe are the most important ones (to you) in my articles are too new for you to hear.
I didn’t realize that I need to bring special attention to them, explain them, or they will be lost, maybe forever. And give me an unwelcome experience: frustration.
This is a great opportunity to bring some clarity to the use of two words that you, mistakenly, have been taking ans synonyms… meaning the same. They don’t.
The two words are disappointment and frustration.
They feel similar, yes, but the underlying cause is different. Continue reading “Is it disappointed or frustrated? What is the difference?”
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My amazon best seller is out.The book I co-authored. I paid a thousand bucks to be part of that project.
First it was exciting. There was also fear, ‘am I good enough?’. Then a whole month where my attention was stolen by the topic of the book (The Entrepreneur Code) and every article I wrote, every conversation went to the topic… entrepreneurship.
Then I wrote six different article-length chapters, and discarded them all. Continue reading “My amazon best seller is now out and is a best seller”
A portkey is a magical transportation device. You ask it to take you somewhere.
In essence the question in the title asks:
I don’t know who said it, maybe Aristotle, that asking questions is smart, having answers is no so much.
And even if those questions aren’t yours, you didn’t make them up, asking questions is still very smart.
In yesterday’s Inner Authority final session we were working with ‘the questions’ I gave all of my readers and not readers.
Turns out that questions, doing something that is smart is not the favorite activity of my ‘students’, I only heard back from three people who actually did it. The rest dabbled at best.
Continue reading “If you had access to a portkey, where would you want to go?”
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The most common human experience is powerlessness… Powerless in the face of outside and inside forces…
Humans are a weird animal. They consider themselves smart… but smart people don’t act like victims. They are proud of their big brains… but don’t use it.
The dividing line between being a lower species and a higher species is the ability to take responsibility for one’s actions, for one’s life.
But responsibility is an inner dialog…using that big brain to actually get some clarity about what that lower species self is doing, has done, is planning, so one can take over and drive that life of yours. Continue reading “Are humans powerless against their base nature?”
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Are you working with what is yours? Or are you vying for what others have?
Politically correct… politically incorrect
These are expressions that people use but have no idea what they mean.
Do not be naive: language and the lack of clarity of what words mean is one of the ways people are kept from becoming powerful.
So let’s consider ‘political’ everything that is about keeping the power in the hands of the few, and the masses in a state where they are sheep but they think they are powerful. Like once every four years they can exercise their immense power to say which bozo will be president.
They have no say in pretty much anything else, or not really. They could vote with their wallets, but they don’t. Continue reading “Politically incorrect or are you working with what is yours?”
