Reaching for satisfaction is the surest way to know that you are on track with the choices in your life. When you are engaged in anything in your life, ask yourself, “Is…
Day 60: Why Pain
As the human animals that we are, we are generally programmed to avoid pain. Yet pain seems to be a part of the process of living, whether we like it or not. …
Day 59: My Unglamorous Love Affair with Index Funds
So I have been investing since Spring of 2015. Now, when I say “investing,” I do not mean anything all that unusual, such as investing in diamond mines or advanced space aeronautics…
Day 58: Living with Joy (Part 2)
Hello, hello, hello! Today’s topic is a continuation of yesterday. It is about living with joy… part 2, if you will 😉 Joy is sometimes misunderstood in this world. People sometimes think…
Day 57: Living with Joy
Hello and welcome to today’s blog post. It is so nice to be writing to you. It is a great to be using this channel to communicate these words. I hope they…
Day 56: Don’t Let the A$$holes Stop You
A couple of months ago I read a book called “The Asshole Survival Guide” by Robert I. Sutton. This book brings up a topic that everyone deals with but not a lot…
Day 55: Morning Glow and the Sweet Timelessness of Nature
I often go jogging on weekend mornings with my good friend Dave. A couple of Sunday mornings ago, I was at William Pond Park, a few miles away from where I live…
Day 54: Oh No! Phone Shut Down! Or How I Became a Student of H2O
Recently I have been practicing letting go of needing to control things. Somehow, I’ve come to terms with the surprising (haha) fact that I cannot control much in life, at least in…
Day 53: More of Ye Original “Shakespearian” Poetry
Tonight I am going to share some more “Shakespearian” poetry I wrote awhile ago (I also shared some a few weeks ago). These verses are in iambic pentameter, Shakespeare’s verse structure of…
Day 52: Reaching for Satisfaction
(This post is inspired by a recording I heard recently from Abraham-Hicks, where they suggested that we ask ourselves continually, “Is this satisfying?”) Hello, Friends! It is so nice to be writing…