Category Archives: Personal Development
Stay off the Upset Train by Bryan Reeves
Like many of you, I spent the holidays with family. It’s just fascinating how the families we grew up with, and often return to around the holidays, so expertly find the buttons we were sure we’d expertly hidden that trigger us into wild, limbs-akimbo freak-out mode…
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Pay Extra – It’s Worth It by Dr. Madan Kataria
There are times when our rational mind gets completely hijacked by our ego thus affecting our behavior towards others. This is a common phenomenon and is just the design of life. Nobody is perfect. Normally, I’m a person with passion … Read More
“Inside the Cocoon, It’s Perfectly Appropriate To Do Nothing.” by Bryan Reeves
Some of the best advice my mom ever gave me was, “when in doubt, do nothing.” That’s some tough advice for this man to swallow. Our culture doesn’t really value doing nothing. In fact, collectively we pretty much loathe it. Especially in a man… Read More
Sacred Dynamite by Jeff Brown
I have never been one who believed that human births are accidents, or that we are little more
than random concentrations of stardust. I believe we are all here with a divine purpose at the
heart of our birth. As we deal with the challenges, pressures and distractions of daily life, it is all
too easy to lose sight of this purpose and become spiritually unimaginative, momentarily
forgetting that there is a well spring of magnificence laying in wait within us. This week, I invite
you to remember. Read More
A Child’s Sense of Self by Sobonfu Somé
Often, we tend to look at other people without actually seeing them — we notice only what serves us or affects us in some way. When it comes to children, our ability to notice and see must be magnified. The smallest detail matters… Read More
How Can We Be at Peace When We Carry So Much Pain? by John Dennison
Discover the Joy in the Journey (Because There Is No Destination) by Bryan Reeves
The joy is in the journey. You’ve probably heard that before. What does that really mean? Especially when parts of the journey are challenging or just plain dreadful?
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This Could Be Heaven or This Could Be Hell by John Dennison
Boundaries: With or Without? by Jeff Brown
I grew up in a home without boundaries. We had walls between the rooms, and locks on the bathroom doors, but there were no relational boundaries between us. With our consciousness overwhelmed by emotional and economic challenges… Read More
What You Want In Life – Just Ask by Dr. Madan Kataria
Who says life is a struggle and one has to work hard to get what one wants? On the contrary, it can be very simple if you gather enough courage to ask for what you want. This is based on the Universal Law of Abundance. Read More
