Changing beliefs is a radical act. Creating beliefs is a radical act. The best we can hope for is to help those closest to us to open up to the possibility of creation, intentional creation of these things we call beliefs. This post is a follow up to this question: ‘Can […]
Read More Extremism vs Okayness: Truth ExamsOver the course of June, I’ve managed to take a few days for myself away from everything and in many instances – away from many of the most important people in my life. I had gone into this timeframe with a slew of expectations: drafting the outline for a new project set to be […]
Read More Sabbatical Return: Trading To Do’s For Listening and Miracles…Last year on Father’s Day I put out a few thoughts on fatherhood on my Facebook feed. I have more to share this year with those men and in some cases women that are growing into the father role. I am going to focus on men in this post, it is Father’s Day […]
Read More The Impact of A Man’s Energy as a FatherOver the past few years, and in particular the last year I have begun to question the how and when life ends. In some conversations – for myself and many other times – in a more generalized sense. In fact, on a recent sabbatical this was a topic of an extended conversation that will likely […]
Read More The End in Mind – Have You Run Your Numbers?In an earlier post, I talked about this notion of being extreme. A question was raised by a friend of mine asking the following: ‘Can you teach/show/motivate someone that is OK with good enough to be extreme?’ I partially engaged on the question at the time, and promised a follow up on the […]
Read More Extremism vs Okayness: Beliefs GrindingAs I continue to research a number of topics, and many days consider which ones are worthy of a post – I’m beginning to see some patterns emerging as some of the more interesting ones. This notion of mashups where you can take one technique or concept from one domain of life and applying it […]
Read More Mashups – Scrum and Agility at home?