Daily Letter
A short, daily burst of inspiration in fewer than a 100 words.
Scribbling
I received a message this morning from a friend of mine, sharing how helpful it has been to start journaling, just writing her thoughts and daydreams down.
Bone meal and blood
A friend of ours, who is a vegan, wanted to start his own vegetable garden. He went to the nursery to go and find all the stuff he needs including the best fertilizer.
Commitment
Until one is committed, there is hesitancy, the chance to draw back, always ineffectiveness. Concerning
hit refresh
I'm reading Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's book, Hit Refresh. It is a worthwhile read,
dancing to their tune or yours?
At certain times in our lives, we all need to compromise. We need to sacrifice what we believe in for some reason or other.
Whose fault is it?
Often when I open my browser I see a new story or article recommended to me that claims to have discovered a new cause for some human struggle, a specific gene or lack thereof, pollution, parenting, radiation levels, social media.. the list goes on.
Like two tracks
Life is in the overlap, my friend Nicholas always says that love and sorrow run like a jeep track in a field, side by side.
This piece in Lord of The Rings grabbed my heart
What your unicorn is saying about you.
Is anyone else irritated with the unicorn trend?
I know I’ve had quite enough.
However, mystical beasts such as unicorns, dragons, and Lady Gaga ;) has always been a part of our stories and history.
making a decision | part V
If you have not yet been able to make a decision at this point then make it, in secret (I literally learnt this about a decade ago from a nun)
making a decision | part IV
St Ignatius believed that our imaginations are where we meet the divine. Whether you believe that or not using your imagination can be a powerful tool to you help you make a difficult decision.
making a decision | part III
Once you have identified your options (you need at least two), the next step is to
making a decision | part II
Right, so you need more than one option in order to make any sensible decision. For example, rather than just needing to decide if I’m going to take the job offer or not