Personal Empowerment in a Polarized World: The Power of Setting Limits
You can’t control a polarized world, but you can direct your own life. Setting limits is how you protect your inner peace and reclaim personal power.
Category: Thoughts & Life Philosophy This category is for more personal blog entries having to do with my beliefs, thoughts and philosophies on life, emotional and spiritual challenges and what I am learning about my own psyche, human nature and the human experience. These posts share a glimpse into my inner workings and what inspires me as an artist.
While We’re Busy Fighting the Boogeyman, Cancer Is Winning
Cancer affects nearly every family, yet our national priorities ignore the one investment that saves lives, strengthens families, and grows the economy at the same time, and instead pour $73.8B/year to save at the most $2.9B, while giving up $59.4B federal and $37.3B state tax revenue.
The United States of America Is Not A Business
Many businesses operate on an every-man-for-himself mindset, where competition, image, and profit outweigh collaboration and integrity. This culture wastes energy, harms employees, and often undermines the long-term health of the company.
Understanding The Declaration of Independence – Social Responsibility vs. Life, Liberty, & The Pursuit of Happiness
This is a brief explanation of the self-evident truths section of The Declaration of Independence, which contains the phrase, “Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness”. Here I explain how this section is not actually promoting hedonism, but instead, social responsibility.
Letting Go, The Art of Allowing & Feng Shui: Stop Fighting What You Can’t Change
Trying to change someone who won’t change only drains your life force. Inspired by a Feng Shui proverb and Dana Faulds’ poem “Allow,” this reflection explores letting go, surrender, emotional healing, and learning to ride the wind instead of fighting it.
Taking Back My Personal Power
I ran out of time to post a poem by Dana Faulds yesterday. Her words fit where my head was at in that moment, which was actually a good place. Today, unfortunately, my head is somewhere else entirely, and it isn’t pretty. So instead, I’m writing from the heart in…
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This category is for more personal blog entries having to do with my beliefs, thoughts and philosophies on life, emotional and spiritual challenges and what I am learning about my own psyche, human nature and the human experience. These posts share a glimpse into my inner workings and what inspires me as an artist.
While We’re Busy Fighting the Boogeyman, Cancer Is Winning
Cancer affects nearly every family, yet our national priorities ignore the one investment that saves lives, strengthens families, and grows the economy at the same time, and instead pour $73.8B/year to save at the most $2.9B, while giving up $59.4B federal and $37.3B state tax revenue.
The United States of America Is Not A Business
Many businesses operate on an every-man-for-himself mindset, where competition, image, and profit outweigh collaboration and integrity. This culture wastes energy, harms employees, and often undermines the long-term health of the company.
Understanding The Declaration of Independence – Social Responsibility vs. Life, Liberty, & The Pursuit of Happiness
This is a brief explanation of the self-evident truths section of The Declaration of Independence, which contains the phrase, “Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness”. Here I explain how this section is not actually promoting hedonism, but instead, social responsibility.
Letting Go, The Art of Allowing & Feng Shui: Stop Fighting What You Can’t Change
Trying to change someone who won’t change only drains your life force. Inspired by a Feng Shui proverb and Dana Faulds’ poem “Allow,” this reflection explores letting go, surrender, emotional healing, and learning to ride the wind instead of fighting it.
Taking Back My Personal Power
I ran out of time to post a poem by Dana Faulds yesterday. Her words fit where my head was at in that moment, which was actually a good place. Today, unfortunately, my head is somewhere else entirely, and it isn’t pretty. So instead, I’m writing from the heart in…
