I’m an ambitious person. I am also someone who’s always done work for the satisfaction of a job well done. This has been the case in virtually every job I’ve ever done, from menial to professional. I have always found intrinsic, zen satisfaction in getting all the parts exactly right, over and over again, with… Continue reading Mindfulness and Ambition
Let’s all give ourselves credit – those of us that survived COVID, we just lived through our World War II. An event so monumental, a moment in time so paradigm-shifting, that we will forever speak of a pre-COVID world, and a post-COVID world. Actually, it’s more like if WWII did it with the Industrial Revolution.… Continue reading If WWII Did It with the Industrial Revolution
“When each moment of our lives is an opportunity to practice [mindfulness], work is not some tedious burden that saps our energy and dictates our lives. Instead, work is yet another opportunity to be mindful.” -David Gelles, Mindful Work Mindfulness at work. I love the playfulness of this phrase. I have seen mindfulness at work… Continue reading Mindfulness at Work
I have an addictive personality – I can turn just about anything into too much of a good thing. I think meditation is about the only thing I’ve found that I can obsess about and it doesn’t do me harm somehow. I have a lifelong addiction to TV. I’m kind of strung out on the… Continue reading The Addiction that Pays YOU
