Let Patience Have Her Perfect Work
Some of the greatest and most memorable lessons come with the faith one employs in travelling to a country where one is compelled through lack of experience to surrender their knowledge and depend upon something greater to live. Continue Reading →
…accountability aims at recording and highlighting mistakes so as not to shame someone or conceal the errors, but to learn from them and improve everything involved long term, thereby solving the problem entirely. Continue Reading →
With phones and internet, there is now an abundance of knowledge at our finger tips so that we are without excuse – so why do mistakes in organisations recur? Blame Culture. Blame Culture focuses on someone to blame, shame, and possibly punish in order to balance the scales. Potentially, short term needs are met and everyone continues their work, but the same mistakes will re-emerge; sometimes in a different form making it increasingly difficult to find a solution if the blame culture mechanic is in action… Continue Reading →
Live for the day with natural, genuine appreciation comprised of internal peace and joy by giving sincere thanks for the simplest of things: clean air, the ability to communicate, vitamin C…Plan life wisely, exceed service expectations at work, but expect NOTHING in return. Hope for communal peace with co-workers, friends, and family, and as much as it is possible be peaceable with all through integrity. ‘Unfairness’ will hit us all. For some, the face they’ve always shown will mutate. For others who understand the force that is ‘unfairness,’ the face will remain the same… Continue Reading →
Releasing control over life opens up objectivity; to not rely on auto-manufactured presumption formed out of wounds and trauma and instead see all situations with the clarity and freshness of an uncluttered mind whether relationships, career decisions, or financial issues, breathes novelty into living that maintains its beauty. Continue Reading →
“Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to your life? Since you cannot do this very little thing, why do you worry about the rest? Do not worry about tomorrow for tomorrow will worry about itself. Today has enough trouble of it’s own.” Continue Reading →
True freedom cannot come from the external. It can’t come from governments and leaders with good intentions, ideologies, laws, or fixed doctrines. Nor coping mechanisms, self-protective devices, mental masks, or philosophical strategies. It can only emerge from a true internal transformation that has dealt head-on with the unfairness of the world. Continue Reading →
I saw a ballet performance the other day. The few times I’ve seen this art and watched as a person balances on one toe, I’m reminded of the impossible being made possible. Continue Reading →
With every single person I’ve ever met, there is some situation, inconvenience, pain, or worse that they will passionately reveal as objectively wrong, YET to this day, there is still a debate over whether objective morality really exists… Continue Reading →
Seems like a contradiction. ‘Glad’ and ‘Surrender.’ When is someone glad to surrender? One core pool of thought produces glad surrender: Admission of being absolutely, unequivocally wrong. No ‘buts…’ or excuses – just ‘sorry’ and ‘the want to change…’ Continue Reading →