Posted in Master Your Mind, tagged confidence, deservedness, philosophy on February 28, 2013| Leave a Comment »
As long as you are alive, your potential is essentially unlimited.
Do attributes like looks, height, IQ, talent, or family background matter? For the sake of argument, let’s just say that they do. So what?! Does that mean that if the deck is stacked against you, you are going to just give up, roll over, and die?
Posted in Master Your Mind, tagged how to, meditation, peace of mind, philosophy, presence on February 26, 2013| 1 Comment »
In anticipation of writing this post, I sat in meditation for 20 minutes to approximate as closely as possible a mental state of being present in the moment. Although I think the best way to demonstrate such a mental state is face-to-face, I still think the choice of my words and the cadence of my language will convey it to you on some level. I am no expert in matters of spiritual enlightenment nor do I care to be, but I believe that everyone can benefit from meditation and meditation-like activities. Meditation is simply a process of becoming present in the moment.
Posted in Master Your Mind, tagged confidence, freedom, frustration on February 21, 2013| 3 Comments »
Frustration. Confusion. Fear. What do I do? What’s the right answer? What’s the right course of action? Why can’t I figure this out? What’s the lesson? What am I missing?
Posted in Step Up, tagged charisma, confidence, courage, dating, how to, interpersonal, philosophy, writing on February 19, 2013| 5 Comments »
Of course some degree of self-awareness is natural, but if you are stuck inside your head more often than you would like, unable to express yourself authentically and unabashedly to others, then here are a few ideas you may find useful.
1) Let yourself ease into it. Whether early in the morning at work or early in the night at the club, take it easy. Even if everyone around you is already chatty, laughing, having fun, and you feel like you don’t belong, still give yourself time to shift gears into social mode. You don’t have to go racing out onto the track from the get-go. Realize that most people need time to warm up the engine, as it were, before they can go for a spin.
Posted in Master Your Mind, tagged acceptance, control, poem on February 15, 2013| 1 Comment »
You are not in control.
There are invisible hands
behind the scenes
pulling the strings
that move the world.
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Choose to Take the Journey 