Another great quote from Marianne Williamson’s “A Return to Love”:
Achievement doesn’t come from what we do, but from who we are. Our worldly power results from our personal power. Our career is an …
From Marianne Williamson’s “A Return to Love”:
What you want to do is not the important question. The question to ask is, “When I do anything, how should I do it?” And the answer is, “Kindly”. Peopl…
I’m reading Howard Schultz’ fascinating recount of how he built Starbucks (as an abridged audiobook, that is), and one thing that struck me the way he described this inner knowing that told him that h…
I’m not a physicist, let alone a scientist of any kind, and I sure don’t play one on TV. Or on the internet.
But here are some fascinating observations:
From FastCompany’s excerpt from Erik Calonius’ new book Ten Steps Ahead:
“Both of them [Steve Jobs and Edwin Land] had this ability to—well, not invent products, but discover products,” he wrote late…
Our job in this lifetime is not to shape ourselves into some ideal we imagine we ought to be, but to find out who we already are and become it.
It’s so easy to get consumed by heroe…
Just found these after searching for Christof Koch who is a scientist at Caltech doing research in consciousness.
He gave a presentation there titled The quest for consciousness: A neurobiological app…
According to Erik Calonius, the human mind is bombarded with about 11 million pieces of information per second, based on the number of receptor cells of each sense organ and the nerves that go from th…
I hate “The Secret” and everything about it with a passion.
I hate these superficial new-age people who claim that you can just think and visualize your way to everything. And laugh all the way to the …
We know from quantum physics that we’re all one. We’re all part of the same “energy soup” of wave-particles, and everything’s connected.
In Joseph Jaworski’s excellent book Synchronicity: The Inner Pat…
