Fifth Graders Visit Mount Soma
A wonderful group of fifth graders visited Mount Soma yesterday. Everyone had a lot of fun. Here is the brief talk I gave…
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How to ‘Win’ an Argument Without Losing the Relationship
Entrepreneur.com just published one of my new articles. It begins:
“Think about the last argument you got into. Did you win? Did you lose? Did it matter? Did you get angry and did it end uncomfortably? How did it make you feel and how did it make the other person feel? If you won the argument, how much did you really gain, and how much did you actually lose?”…
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“How to ‘Win’ an Argument Without Losing the Relationship”
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How Ancient Civilizations Fathomed the Unfathomable
HuffingtonPost.com just published one of my latest articles. It begins:
“The Mayans, Eastern Indians, and other ancient cultures knew things (celestial mechanics, perspectives on quantum physics, architecture, etc.) that to us seem unimaginable for those times. How could they have possibly known those things? Where did their knowledge come from? Could there be an ancient approach to gaining knowledge that has been forgotten to time?”…
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“How Ancient Civilizations Fathomed The Unfathomable”
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Are Your Right & Left Brain Talking to Each Other?
Often, our intellectual understanding and our feelings are in conflict.
We can’t help what we feel, even though we may know better.
To go with what we know to be true when our emotions cry out to go another direction can be very painful.
How do we attain peace within our being when our emotions and thoughts are in conflict?…
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Are Your Right & Left Brain Talking to Each Other?
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How to Make a To Do List Without Making a Career Out of It
I just published a new article on LinkedIn.
It begins:
“I was surprised to see how many different approaches there are to making a To Do List: Todoist, Wunderlist, MindTools, Time-Management-Guide, Day-Timer, etc. If you like any one of these, feel free to knock yourself out. I personally don’t have the time to mess with them. Instead, you may want to consider my approach, which I feel is more real world, efficient, and, at least for me, more effective”…
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“How to Make a To Do List Without Making a Career Out of It”
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