Recently, a friend commented that they “don’t want to spend life cleaning or organizing.” It triggered some thoughts about the value of order and cleanliness that I wanted to share,
I recently came across a talk by Dr. Joe Dispenza about thought patterns and how we establish new ideas. What caught my attention was his assertion that roughly 90-95% of
Being undeniable doesn’t mean being narcissistic or arrogant about your point of view. It’s not about being self-assured without evidence to back up that confidence. We all have a natural
The seeds of our adult behaviors often lie buried in childhood experiences, waiting to sprout in unexpected ways. Recently, a conversation with my friend Britton revealed how early experiences with
Can you imagine walking away from a four-year relationship just because you were asked to do laundry? Then paying $3000 a month to live alone in San Francisco, all to
A Personal Perspective on Power’s Nature In my contemplations, a recurring theme emerges, mirroring a narrative arc not unlike that found in Star Wars Episode Three. The saga, while fantastical,
In a recent situation that happened, a pretty simple thing made me think about the details of keeping promises and sharing. It all started when a friend wanted to renew
In the realm of contemplation, I recently delved into one of Ren’s thought-provoking videos. A comment on the video struck a chord – “God gives nothing.” A seemingly straightforward phrase,
During my exploration of the realm of corporate influence, I have noticed a curious trend. The emergence of immense, billion-dollar companies, commonly hailed as the epitome of capitalism, is closely