Monthly Archives: October 2010

Is this what you are?

It’s becoming more clear to me that I am writing to a type of person.  But what is that type and how is it defined? The people I write to and about tend to be self-aware, passionate, driven by something … Continue reading →

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October 31, 2010 | Posted in Culture and Civilization, Personal and Spiritual

Pursuing passion is a learned skill

It requires great skill to develop your passions… skill to: hear the voice of nagging when you deny your passion or to hear the voice of cheer when you engage it identify the passion through this noise allow the passion … Continue reading →

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October 28, 2010 | Posted in Personal and Spiritual, Work

Where you make world change daily

There are 3 ways you contribute to the world on a daily basis. Personal Life – How you interact on a daily basis with your family and friends.  How you run your household and your life.  What you buy, consume, … Continue reading →

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October 27, 2010 | Posted in Culture and Civilization, Local community, business, government, Personal and Spiritual, Work

Listening to paint a picture

You’ve got a situation on your hands:  You understand a certain topic in a certain way and your friend disagrees adamantly.  For example: you say global warming is real and your friend says it’s bogus. You could argue and debate … Continue reading →

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October 26, 2010 | Posted in Household, Local community, business, government, Personal and Spiritual

Urban Frontiersmen

I’m coining a new phrase to describe a type of person I see actively involved in the urban culture. The phrase is “urban frontiersman” (which includes all man/woman kind – gender neutral here). Let’s break down the components with a … Continue reading →

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October 25, 2010 | Posted in Household, Local community, business, government