The Dalai Lama, quoted in I Am, the movie:
Question for the Dalai Lama: “What’s the most important meditation we can do now?”
Answer: “Critical thinking, followed by action. Discern what your world i…
Timothy Egan for the New York Times:
Sobriety, laudable in many respects, does imply rigidity of thought. The best presidents were open-minded, and generally open to a drink. The nondrinkers, at leas…
Jonathan Mead on Illuminated Mind:
Don’t try to be the next Steve Jobs or the next Maynard Keenan. Be the next you. Explore the uncharted stretches of your own path — the one that’s waiting to be rel…
Alex Bogusky on the Fearless Revolution blog:
If we were talking about some subspecies of toad that lives in one cave system in Arizona it would matter. But it probably wouldn’t impact the lives of t…
I just found this clip with Marci Shimoff, where she explains her three-step process for creating in your life:
I love it. It’s simple and it’s brilliant :)
It’s really quite amazing that we as a species has been so hell-bent on the scientific story of separation, of life as a newtonian mechanical system, that we have forgotten or ignored what the peopl …
I’m listening to Marci Schimoff’s Love For No Reason, and it’s hitting a sore spot for me. She defines four levels of love to be:
I’…
Just watched “I Am”, the documentary. Well worth watching. Tom Shadyac, the successful director of Ace Ventura and The Nutty Professor has a bicycle accident that ends up acting as his personal wake-u…
I’m considering getting investors for my current business, zenbilling, and I just can’t seem to make up my mind.
On the surface, it seems like it should be fairly easy given that the product already e…
I’ve always wanted to be an entrepreneur.
Or maybe it’s just that I can’t hold a normal job. I’m too messed up.
I don’t think I can maintain a relationship with any kind of authority figure, such as a…
