Some Fresh Thoughts on Thought (#993)
It's surprising how often I have what feels like a brand new insight into the nature of the human experience only to discover that I've not only glimp…
Tag: thinking
The Only Shortcut to Success (#989)
One of the most interesting things I've noticed in over twenty five years of working with clients is that given their skill level, hours logged, netwo…
Emotional Weather (#969)
Almost 25 years ago, I had a conversation with a friend who had been struggling with anger and behavioral issues at around the same time as I was goin…
The Truth, My Truth, and “Truthiness” (#968)
One of the things that used to drive me nuts as a long time student and teacher of the structure of subjective experience was when people would share …
Why Don’t We Always Just Live from Mind? (#967)
Given that we all love and value the richness, deeper feelings, and wisdom that come from living from the deeper mind, why don't we do it all the time…
The True Power of Insight (#966)
I was wandering around the beautiful town of Claremont, California last weekend, when I stumbled across The Claremont Forum, a part of the nationwide …
Bringing Your Genius to Life (#962)
Here’s a somewhat clumsy drawing of how the principles behind the human experience work together with our brain to create our experience of life...
Unleashing the Human Potential (#951)
When I first became a transformative coach, I noticed that the clients who reported the most positive and pervasive life changes were those who stumbled across an incredible resource inside them – a deeper intelligence that manifests for each of us as our own personal wisdom and genius. This quickly became the guiding vision in my…
Satan’s Handbook of Effective Marketing (#949)
A few years ago, I gave a talk at a marketing conference where I somewhat tongue in cheek outlined the two step process at the heart of "Satan's Handb…
Mountains into Molehills (#947)
As a part of their wonderful online course on 5 Hidden Strengths, Erika Bugbee shares the story of talking with her then five year old daughter about …
