by Gary | Feb 9, 2014 | Above the Line, Align Your Actions, Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Thoughts, Clarity in Business, Clarity in Life, Creating the Rest of Your Life, Energy Work, Gratitude, Intention, Rapid Discovery, Uncategorized
It’s important for living a lights-on life to stay conscious so you recognize when you have a need to shift “something” negative to something positive. To be effective, it’s important to have a grasp of what that “something” thought...
by Gary | Aug 12, 2013 | Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Thoughts, Clarity in Life, Intention, Uncategorized
Last week I said that Patrick McDonnell’s comic strip should say shtop thinking negatively. Writing that blog had me pondering how much time I spend just thinking about my life – past, present and future. I am committed to deepening my self-awareness. I do wonder,...
by Gary | Jun 11, 2013 | Above the Line, Align Your Actions, Change Your Thoughts, Clarity in Business, Clarity in Life, Energy Work, Intention, Leadership, Uncategorized
As I was thinking about a topic for this week’s blog, two thoughts came up at the same time – kindness and politics. While this seems like an oxymoron, I contend they should always be connected. The practice of politics is not limited to the governmental activities we...
by Gary | May 28, 2013 | Above the Line, Change Your Thoughts, Clarity in Business, Clarity in Life, Energy Work, Uncategorized
Last week Cathy and I went to my hometown in Nebraska for my 50th high school reunion. While my thoughts and memories approaching this weekend could be excellent fodder for this blog, we had an experience that provides some anecdotal evidence that our thought energy...
by Gary | Feb 21, 2013 | Uncategorized
As I’ve been writing these blogs, I’ve discovered that it is much easier to uncover examples of my own negative thinking during the fall and winter. A few weeks ago, I expressed to Cathy that I was tired, depressed and generally feeling disengaged from my life. She...
by Gary | Feb 11, 2013 | Uncategorized
The other day I did something silly and ineffective for the umpteenth time in my life (details not important). I caught it quickly. As I was recognizing the familiarity of the behavior and the negate Gary feeling, I said to myself “well, I’m a work-in-progress”. I’m...
