Sometimes I sit for hours at a timeWorking on the computer, researching onlineOr at the cafe accessing the DivineOff in the zone, just me and my mindAnd whatever I’m studying, whatever I’m…
Author: Chris
Day 309: Memories of Bob’s Class
There once was a man named Bob. Bob was a great guy. He was a grade-school teacher for a K-8 school that did things differently than most other schools. For one, the…
Day 308: It Has to Pass the Satisfaction Test
The wisdom of alignment has been extraordinarily useful for me in recent months. I am gaining the ability to check, at any moment, whether my thoughts are moving me in a direction…
Day 307: Music Career Confessional
So for many years I had these ideas of what I thought my music career would (or should) be. Here’s a basic idea: writing, recording, and performing my music, selling it, marketing…
Day 306: Sucked into the Internet Vortex!
Oh shit man. I’ve been sucked down the Internet Vortex! It happens to most people now and then. You start looking, then next thing you know, you have clicked on one site,…
Day 305: Stop Monkey-ing It Up!
Alrighty, so here we are. Day 305. So I have a question. Why is it sometimes I have so much fun blissing out at the cafe, getting insight and stuff, and then…
Day 304: Don’t just do something… sit there!
Several years ago, my wife got me a subscription to Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine. Generally, I enjoy flipping through it, as everything in the magazine tends to be about managing one’s money…
Day 303: Reality is a Construct of the Imagination
In Think and Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill writes has this to say: The imagination is literally the workshop wherein are fashioned all plans created by man. The impulse, the desire, is given…
Day 302: Recency Bias and the Silliness of Video Game Baseball Predictions
So I have this new baseball game I’ve been playing the last few weeks on my phone. Today, I was at the cafe playing the game as a break from writing, when…
Day 301: Warren Buffett’s “Bathtub Memory”
I am currently working through an excellent biography of Warren Buffet: “The Snowball: Warren Buffet and the Business of Life,” by Alice Schroeder. This book is long–over 800 pages–yet is well-written and…