So I just took a drive over the neighborhood grocery store to get a few items. As I was parking, some guy with a bicycle next to a car on the other…
Category: Personal Growth
Day 110: What Are Your Standards Where Your Life Works?
This morning I was taking a jog, which I often do, while listening to an empowering recording, which I often do as well. The recording was a video of Tony Robbins talking…
Day 109: Feel Worthy and Watch the Results Flow
I was just listening to a Youtube video with speaker and writer Joe Dispenza, someone I have been listening to a lot recently. I was in the first couple of minutes when…
Day 108: It is Not a Crime to Express Myself :)
I have never had shared so much creativity as I have been doing these days: either online or off. I had years where I was constantly going to open mics, but this…
Day 106: Reaching for Satisfaction (Part 7) “Wading Through Mental Sludge”
Sometimes reaching for satisfaction… is hard to do. I find that sometimes my mind just so much wants to indulge in negative thinking, focusing on things I do not want. This happened…
Day 101: Reaching for Satisfaction (Part 6)
Okay, in continuing the exploration satisfaction, what I am noticing today is how important it is to detach from outcomes in order to stay happy and satisfied. Today I noticed how easy…
Day 98: It’s All About Attitude
I have heard Tony Robbins (I think) say, “Success Leaves Clues.” Well, I heard that somewhere, and very likely Tony Robbins said it, if not many others. To me, this concept means…
Day 95: There is a Revolution Afoot
In yesterday’s post, I wrote about how fired up I was after seeing “Bohemian Rhapsody.” Today that inspiration is still very much with me, as I think about my own musical career…
Day 94: The Glorious Possibilities of Personal Fearlessness
Last night my wife and I saw “Bohemian Rhapsody,” the new movie about Freddie Mercury and Queen. It was an awesome treat, I highly recommend it. And what was so inspiring about…
Day 93: Look at Me… Weirdo in Action :)
In thinking about my daily blog posts, I recently had an insight about myself that, believe it or not, was quite helpful: Yes, I am a weirdo. How am I a weirdo? …