Thursday, November 29, 2007
Explore YourSelf
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Past Time
Sunday, November 25, 2007
Attitude of Gratitude
I illustrate the above as examples only as in today's society we have so many more norms and variances of a happy life, what used to be once upon a time may not be relevant today. I guess traditional family views are making a comeback in some cultures. My main point here is to be Grateful of what you have, to express that feeling of being truly happy with what is your current reality. Instead of focusing on what you don't have, focus on what you do and show this attitude of gratitude and more will be coming into your exsistence.
Friday, November 23, 2007
Chance Meeting
Thursday, November 22, 2007
Timeless

It is almost midnight in Bangkok and we are on board our last leg of the journey, it is incredible, getting on the plane you have no fixed address at that moment in time you are a citizen of the skies!. Your body is governed by the aircrew routine, lights on you are awake, if they are off, you need to sleep and you can simply just forget looking at your watch, you are now on Airplane time. Also you are so in the present being on the plane, feeling the feelings, emotions, reservations and for the avid traveller the excitment of the pending adventure!
So you are bound in time and space, waiting for the next port of call
You learn to sit and wait patiently as you are forced to wait for the last passengers to bord the plane, great skill to learn.
And you ignore your parched mouth sensation as you crave a drink of water, you are at the mercy of the aircrew, yes another great skill to learn. You are now in their environment so get used to it, get climatised and enjoy this leg of your trip.
After all we are all going to the same destination it is just how we cope with the journey that is unique.
Happy travelling
Thursday, November 15, 2007
LIVE OUT LOUD
Thursday, November 8, 2007
Choosing the Next Step
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Reclaim Your Time
1) Admit that email is managing you. Let go of your need to check email every 10 minutes
2) Commit to keeping your inbox empty
3) Create files where you can put inbox material that needs to be acted on
4) Make broad headings for your filing system so that you have to spend less time looking for filed material
5) Deal immediately with any email that can be handled in two minutes or less, but create a file for mails that will take longer
6) Set a target date to empty your inbox. Don’t spend more than an hour at a time doing it
7) Turn off the automatic send/receive
8) Establish regular times to review your email
9) Involve others in conquering your addiction
10) Reduce the amount of email you receive
11) Save time by using only one subject per email, delete extra comments from forwarded emails, and make the subject line detailed
12) Celebrate taking a new approach to email and being addiction free!








