When I first started this site, one of my objectives was to create a space for me to exorcise the demons clamoring around in my brain, which often take the form of the crazy Monkey blabbering to me endlessly, mostly about judging others and constantly taking their inventories. My vision was also to develop [...]
Posted in Law of Attraction, Personal Development on Mar 30th, 2008
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Just checking out my last post and I was aghast to see the date just below the title: it’s been since March 16th since I last updated the site.
My objective is to do at least two posts per week, but the last few weeks have been particularly intense due to a new job, a new [...]
Posted in Personal Development on Mar 27th, 2008
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Defensiveness, and its cohort, Unnecessary Struggle, reside in the core of the pain and undesired outcomes many of us face every day. Often we feel that defensiveness and struggle are necessary elements of self-preservation, particularly in the realm of personal relationships. The prevailing idea is: If we don’t defend ourselves against a perceived [...]
Posted in Defensiveness, Personal Development, Politics on Mar 16th, 2008
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Brilliant
The recent suggestions by the Clinton camp to include Obama on a Hillary for President ticket comprise a brilliant political strategem. The genius in this move is that Clinton assumes the leading role in the matter, which is contratry to fact, as Obama is ahead on both the delegate count and the popular vote.
Her [...]
Posted in Politics on Mar 12th, 2008
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Yes, I am predicting that Texas and Ohio will be won by Democrats in 2008. The only thing that might change that would be determined by who McCain picks as his running mate. Someone like Colin Powell would be very powerful on a Republican ticket and might sway voters in Texas and Ohio, states in which many active duty and retired military personnel live. So I will submit a revised prediction when his running mate is revealed.
Posted in Politics on Mar 6th, 2008
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