Daily Letter
A short, daily burst of inspiration in fewer than a 100 words.
do nothing.
We live in a culture that values taking action and for good reason, action trumps everything or just about everything.
A lesson from a blacksmith
I visited the artist and blacksmith Conrad Hicks' studio yesterday. I've been interested in blacksmithing for some time now, and use it often as an…
Taking care of ants...
Have you ever taken care of a baby bird? Have you done it multiple times, even though its chances of survival are slim to none?
and it's ... GONE...
I've been doing this practice* for the past week or so
It's called GONE.
First things first
What is the thing you need to do that will make today a good day? In other words, when you get into bed tonight and think back on today, what would make you go,
Want to always do the right thing, answer these three questions:
A king decided that if he knew the answer to three questions, he would always do the right thing.
Here are the three most important questions*,
I didn't survive, I ...
When Tony Robbins asked Nelson Mandela how he survived all those years in prison, his answer surprised.
A Metcon of a Meditation session
I had a really crappy meditation session this morning. My mind was all over the place, I rewrote this email about 20 times in my head, did our monthly budget, rearranged about three to-do lists...
When is big enough, big enough?
I'm reading Eugene Peterson's Under the Unpredictable Plant at the moment and in it, he talks about organisational growth. I'd thought I'd share the basic idea here, it is quite profound.
"We just declared fame."
I once hear Lady Gaga say in an interview that she and her friends just decided one day to declare fame, that's it.
move the earth?
A Jeff Buckley quote about soil to end your week. By the way, did you know that Franciscan Monks used to taste the soil before they planted a vineyard? We do not exist apart from our context.