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Expanding the Pie
A very honest and beautifull post by Chris Guillebeau about how he is feeling in a scarcity mindset and how to get back into an abundance mindset.
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Virtual Zen Retreats
Do you sometimes feel exhausted, stressed, and somehow dissatisfied with life?
When we feel like that, it often means that we're estranged from our natural spirituality.
By natural spirituality I mean the insight that comes from a deeper recognition of who we are, and of how our life is interwoven with all other beings. What natural spirituality can give us is islands of ease in the chaos o
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When we feel like that, it often means that we're estranged from our natural spirituality.
By natural spirituality I mean the insight that comes from a deeper recognition of who we are, and of how our life is interwoven with all other beings. What natural spirituality can give us is islands of ease in the chaos o
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Lightworker Magazine
Lightworker Mag is a free online magazine for... Lightworkers ! :-)
Check it out, issues are published monthly and can be read online and downloaded
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Check it out, issues are published monthly and can be read online and downloaded
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Living on the Edge of Incompetence
Being good at things is the key to success. Painfully obvious, right?
That means being good, having mastered skills, ranks far higher than other commonly touted "keys" to success, such as:
- Overcoming fears
- Just getting started
- Rejecting societal norms
- Having the best attitude
Sure, being a terrified, procrastinating, peer-pressured, pessimist probably won't help you master skills.
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That means being good, having mastered skills, ranks far higher than other commonly touted "keys" to success, such as:
- Overcoming fears
- Just getting started
- Rejecting societal norms
- Having the best attitude
Sure, being a terrified, procrastinating, peer-pressured, pessimist probably won't help you master skills.
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UCLA study proves looking at photo of loved one reduces pain
According to a recent study by UCLA psychologists, looking at a photo, holding the hand or even just thinking of a loved one will reduce pain.
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