What’s your point of highest contribution? That thing that only you can do. Where you can have the most impact on the world? Do you have any idea?
I don’t.
Monthly Archives: May 2018
We Weren’t Painting. We Were Learning This…
I told myself it was really an excuse to get together with friends. Even introduce some who hadn’t met one another. It wasn’t about the painting. Because I really don’t know how to paint. Often avoid it, in fact.
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Because it’s easy to get trapped in judgement.
A Top Ten Day, and I Got to Enjoy It
Today was a Top Ten Day. Also known in our family as a Blue-Green day. You know, when the leaves are finally out and they are the brightest green they’ll ever be in this season, and the sky is so blue that it’s almost purple. And there’s not one cloud in the sky. A top ten for the year, for sure.
Episode 090: Why You Should Be an Artisan at Work
In November, 2017, a painting sold for $450M at an auction. It was more than 250% of the previous record. Why? Because of the artist’s reputation. In this episode, we talk about three reasons why it’s important for you to be an artisan – no matter what line of work you’re in.
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| Subscribe in iTunes | Subscribe in Stitcher | Subscribe via RSSMusings on Flying the Day After the Southwest Airlines Engine Explosion
You never think when you sit in your seat and open your Kindle that this could be the last day of your life. Make each moment count. And tell your loved ones you love them. Now.
When disaster comes, having casually heard the safety instructions isn’t enough. In times of extreme stress, you fall back on what you’ve practiced. Intentional practice, also known as drills, are what make the difference. Here’s a book that tells you how to do it.
Many people can’t see beyond the obvious. Even though the oxygen mask is round, it’s also flexible. It can change shape. Practice exploring beyond what you think is possible. Here’s more about that topic.
Maybe so many people put the oxygen masks over their mouth and chin because they breathe through their mouth, and not through their nose. Breathing is meant to be done through your nose. It’s healthier and helps your voice stay lubricated. Here’s a free 20-minute consultation on breathing and other voice techniques.
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