I would love for my home to look like this. This speaks to me of freedom and unrestrained positive energy.  It’s great Feng Shui.

Of course the rigid nature of the furniture doesn’t speak to much comfort in sitting or reclining, but the calmness and energy balance is overpowering.

I’ve always been drawn to the simple organization and style of a zen-like room.  Here’s a photo from Tim Ferriss’ blog that depicts his home office.  You gotta  love it.

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What does it mean to be mindful? It’s the opposite of multitasking.  For me it’s staying focused, as much as possible, in the present moment.

For someone who’s lived in anticipation of the next big thing all my life, it’s a hard lesson to learn. There are times when I can’t focus on anything but what isn’t real.

• What my friends will say to me?
• What my boss will dump on me?
• How I will counter the demand for more productivity without the tools with which to accomplish it? Read the rest of this entry

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I’m not a strong person - at least not where physical strength is concerned. Sure, I’d love to be more fit with major muscle groups like my pectorals, triceps, and quadriceps more defined.  And not just for the physical aspect of it, but for the body strength and vitality I believe would accompany it.

But this post isn’t about physical strength. It’s about something more - a deeper kind of strength - a core, psychological strength that looks over the edge of time and asks, ‘What’s next?’ Read the rest of this entry

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