Embracing “Left Undone” as a status
I love to have things left undone at the end of each day. That’s how I know I didn’t dream too small. Here’s how I manage my to-do lists.
I love to have things left undone at the end of each day. That’s how I know I didn’t dream too small. Here’s how I manage my to-do lists.
You can do it yourself, or you can hire someone to do it for you. Here’s how to decide. PLUS: free self-publishing class
This stressful election season is permeating everything. Instead of amplifying the tension, be someone who cools it down.
What gets attention grows. That is, put your effort where you want results, not where it’s easiest or most convenient.
A simple perspective shift is the difference between a lawn and a meadow, and maybe between discord and harmony.
Enforce your personal boundaries because if you don’t, no one else will. Here’s why it’s important, and how to get better at it.
Coming to peace with your own mortality is important for living your best life. Talking about death at a death cafe may help.
The “oreo” method of feedback only works when there’s trust. Otherwise, people will discard anything you say before the “but.”
New book announcement and cover reveal! RELIT helps people overcome compassion fatigue. Due out November 13th.
My normal weekly blog post will be deferred until later in the week, when I’ll be unveiling a project that has been in work for more than a year. It has been quite a learning journey as well as profoundly fulfilling from a personal perspective, and I know it will Read more…