Tag: life

  • Texting Does Not Replace Face to Face

    Texting Does Not Replace Face to Face

    [title size=”2″ content_align=”left” style_type=”single solid” sep_color=”” class=”” id=””]Texting Can Never Replace the Richness of a Face to Face Conversation…[/title] We are able to perceive others’ emotions by the subtle changes in facial expressions, body movements, and tone that occur in millisecond intervals. This innate ability has been with us from the day we were born,…

  • Listen to experience

    When receiving information from someone respected in a specific field, listen thoroughly and completely before discrediting their opinion. Make your choices afterwards – when informed.

  • Intuition

    When something does not resonate with your inner self, stay away. Do not go into anything that does not feel right, even if it seems exceedingly attractive on one or more levels.

  • Take care of your body

    Eat right. Exercise often. Avoid unnecessary collisions. Listen to your senses. Avoid loud sounds or irritating lights.

  • be cool

    Now what in the world do I mean with that title? You might think I mean it in a social sense – in which “being cool” means being accepted in society as someone who’s liked above average in that particular group –  or rather “being cool” could be thought of as being distant or separated…

  • Don’t keep thoughts to yourself

    Knowledge is universal – someone somewhere sometime will know the same exact thing even if your never tell a soul. Talking about or bouncing ideas always helps to refine thoughts. It does not matter if the person you talk to has no idea of the subject at hand. Idea bouncers are as walls to a Sound; they may appear to…

  • life vs work

    Why is there a common distinction between life and work? Is it Universally accepted that life is what we enjoy, our likes, hobbies and passions; and that work is essentially a burden that we have to go through in order to be able to live? I don’t know where that distinction was made, or even when it was accepted. What I do know is that…