Monthly Archive: February 2020

Legendary Book Review

Legendary Book Review

I have so many issues with this book. Not because it’s bad. Rather, I know it could be so much better. So, I found numerous CONS and, as usual, will share them first. It doesn’t change the fact that Legendary is a very valuable book. Read my review till the end and you discover even […]

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Energy Wants to Flow

Energy Wants to Flow

One mindset challenge that plagues many of my readers is an almost obsessive focus on their own needs, problems, and challenges – when they aren’t successfully distracting themselves from it. I also spent a lot of time stuck there. It’s a great mindset for generating lots of stress. But other results? Not so much. One…

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Kinky MacGyver

Kinky MacGyver

Last night’s kinky meetup class was titled “Kinky Crafts,” and it was about how to make do-it-yourself items for BDSM play. Ever thought about making your own flogger using leftover supplies from some plumbing work? Me neither… but apparently this is a thing. Imagine if MacGyver was into BDSM and taught a two-hour class on…

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Replacing Mission Statements with Invitation Statements

Replacing Mission Statements with Invitation Statements

Google’s corporate mission is: to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful. Facebook’s mission is: to give people the power to build community and bring the world closer together. Microsoft’s mission statement is: to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. The mission statement of Amazon…

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Honoring Your Future Self

Honoring Your Future Self

This is my 61st day in a row of blogging, so I’m flowing along nicely with the daily blogging challenge for this year. My biggest concern with this challenge isn’t that I’ll intentionally skip a day or give up. I’m more concerned with accidentally missing a day, especially since I like to blog with the…

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Master Your Relationship to Time

Master Your Relationship to Time

By Leo Babauta The truth is, most of us have a pretty adversarial relationship to time. There’s never enough. We’re always behind. It goes by too fast. We can’t do important things because we don’t have enough time. None of it is helpful. Most of it is bullshit. Let’s take the first one: there’s never […]