Everyday arrogance. What is everyday arrogance? It is simple, and so everywhere, all the time, that it is invisible. You see something. You hear something. And you know what it means. That meaning that you know, and you know that … Continue reading
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The 67 steps spiral… second take… I am at step two… and can see the territory I have covered. There are a few incredibly useful distinctions in the 67 step program. Of course, if you listen to the audios through … Continue reading
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Growth is like a spiral… only when you have made a full circle… that you see it
The hardest thing for anyone is to allow things to be the way they are and allow people to be the way they are, without loss of respect. I have had to deal with that for at least 40 years… … Continue reading
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All you can do is all you can do, and all you can do is enough
One of the reasons we don’t grow, is because the nature of time is that it goes one way. Now, it is true that time goes one way, but we, humans, are equipped with a brain that is able to … Continue reading
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This is one article, with two separate yet connected parts. Part 1: Flashes of brilliance Growth is not linear. By that I mean that you don’t grow a little bit every day. It is much like evolution: something tiny changes, … Continue reading
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Ideas are like babies… the process you need to honor to be happy, healthy, and successful
I just had a flash… A big bang. We all have projects, and we all give it lip service, but don’t really do it… don’t really pursue our projects. So, when a student of mine said: she needed to set … Continue reading
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A few words about this video: the truth value is 7%, but if you are in the 67 steps coaching program, the truth value approaches 90%. the video is too long. I wish he had broken it up to 20-minute … Continue reading
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Found a good video… if you are in 67 steps, this will make you feel good
One of the things I learned in Landmark, is that there is physical development, and there is emotional, ethical, moral development each person needs to go through to become a fully functioning adult. It was brand new information to me … Continue reading
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What do I know that you don’t, that I don’t often get upset? In spite of my peppery constitution…
Charlie Munger was a college dropout who served as a meteorologist in the US Army Air Corps before graduating from Harvard Law. And then he met Warren Buffett. The rest is history. As vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, Munger is Buffett’s right-hand … Continue reading
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I own a business… This blog is part of it. I am on hundreds of marketers’ mailing list, and I get hundreds of emails about new software, new tricks and strategies to increase traffic, visibility, and ultimately revenue. I buy … Continue reading
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As important as a yes… is a no. Actually, you’ll be left with the authentic yes
