Once a year, and only once a year we hold a special workshop in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. A select group of people meet and for 3 days, they discover deep ReadMore
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Steve Jobs was a genius, in the same league as Albert Einstein my wife tells me. That he had a gift, we all know and the whole world appreciates. His unfortunate death has made us realize just how much he had to offer the world.
His address to the Stanford graduating class is worth the few minutes it takes to watch it. To paraphrase, when talking about how to live your life this is what he said
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Questioning your self is the only way to changing yourself. And whether you question yourself about your relationships, your career, what makes you happy, or why are you here, they are all part of changing your life. And change is healthy, change is necessary for growth because without change we will wither and die.
I came across a page on Oprah’s site called “20 Questions That Could Change Your Life” that were pretty good and would like to share them, the questions and answers, with you. I shortened them down,… Read More
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Everyone wants to have someone in their lives. I mean, really, who wants to be alone all the time? And many people are looking for that special someone, believing that there is a “soulmate” out there just for them.
Or is it just pinning for an old love of yesteryear? Or is it unrealistic expectations where you are living in a fantasy world?
We can get attached to a significant other, whether we live with them or
not. The significant other can be … Read More, Take the
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I said in an earlier blog posting that my goal for this summer is to catch a 60" fish on the Ottawa River. Some of you might think that you
But that just isn’t how it works.
You may be surprised to know that if I decide to… Read More
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“The Secret” tells us we can do it. Inspirational speakers tell us we can do it, there must be hundreds of books, if not thousands that tell us we can manifest our life.
So what is your problem? Why doesn’t it work? There is a saying from one of the original manifesting books, written back in 1902 that says “If wishes were horses, beggars would ride”. So maybe there is a clue here about manifesting …
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It is a great book, Norman Vincent Peal’s defining writing that has stood the test of time. I remember when my dad gave me a copy and told me I should read it. I did and it definitely has influenced my life. But I have found that positive thinking is a double edged sword…
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Did you know that it takes fire to turn iron into steel. Iron is quite soft and not until it is subjected to fire does it become hardened into steel.
And it is the same with people. It takes a fire to bring out the best in people and lately… Click to read more
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It seems when it comes to relationships, we think that when we have found a great relationship, that is it. “What ever you do, don’t change…” we say to our partner. After all, we don’t want to …
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Watching thedisaster unfold in the Gulf of Mexico, I can’t help but see the similarities in how we treat our planet and how we treat ourselves. Bottom line is that we all know that drilling for oil in the deepest of oceans would eventually lead to another ecological disaster. Maybe we thought it would happen in the Arctic where no one lives, at least that way it wouldn’t really affect us.
And so we kept on drilling ever more inaccessible and precarious holes in the ocean floor looking for another 6 …
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– A blog of a young woman who has just discovered she has breast cancer. Her writing is therapeutic for her, and is a help others going through this trying ordeal
The Intention Experiment with Lynn McTaggert