Throwing Open the Doors of Perception The gift of choice lies in the freedom to change at any moment our beliefs and behaviors. The gap between stimulus and response is potential — it’s where choice is made. It’s been estimated that we are using much less than 10% of potential; so, we have a great […]
Situational Consequences
February 17, 2012 by 4 Comments
See and Think Differently Situational consequences that challenge OUR need for acceptance, self worth and even identity are created when others can’t or don’t see our strengths and talents and arise when our foibles and weaknesses are consistently and critically pointed out. Certainly, when we pursue others that don’t see us, we are caught in […]
Pioneer and Legend
November 14, 2011 by Leave a Comment
11 Inspiring Life Lessons from Bruce Lee by Henri Junttila /@henrijunttila Bruce Lee was an actor, philosopher, film director, producer, screenwriter and martial artist. He was born in November 1940 and died July 1973 from a mysterious brain hemorrhage. Many consider Bruce Lee to be one of the most influential martial artists of the 20th […]
Transformational Change
August 6, 2010 by 1 Comment
I am not a big fan of the word ‘healer’. If you cut yourself, no one can heal except you! In my opinion, when someone looks outside themselves for healing they give up autonomy, empowerment and responsibility. The relationship between ‘healer’ and ‘healee’ is a no-win situation. The ‘healer’ has the untenable position of […]
