+1: #375 You, a Farmer and His Horse
Once upon a time in a land far away, there was an old farmer. This man had a horse. Then, one day, his horse ran away. All the neighbors said, "Gah!! That's such a bummer. What bad luck." ...
15 Apr 20183min
+1: #370 Mistake-Learner's High
In our last +1, we talked about Phil Stutz' great phrase: "Endlessly evolving process." Phil likes to draw upward spiraling loops to describe the flow of evolving into the best version of ourselve...
10 Apr 20184min
+1: #365 Fingers and Lectures
Please extend your pointer finger and shake it as if you're lecturing someone — saying something like, "You shouldn't do this, this and this! Do that, that and that!" Thank you. Now, look at yo...
5 Apr 20183min
Conquering Cancer 102 (Intro)
31 Mar 201814min
+1: #360 Isn't That Extreme?
Susan Peirce Thompson wrote a great book called Bright Line Eating. She has a Ph.D. in neuroscience and is one of the world's leading experts on the psychology of eating. Before all that, Susan w...
31 Mar 20183min
+1: #355 The Decade View
Matthew Kelly has written a number of great books. We have Notes on three of them: Perfectly Yourself, The Rhythm of Life and Off Balance. In Off Balance, Mathew tells us that if we want to ch...
26 Mar 20184min
+1: #350 Wealth thru Profound Service
When I worked with Steve Chandler, one of the themes of our work together was "creating wealth through profound service." I just love that phrase: "Wealth through profound service." Steve wro...
21 Mar 20185min
+1: #345 No More Ice Cubes, Please
A couple +1s ago we talked about taking a systems approach to disease vs. just a symptoms approach. We referenced Dr. Junger's metaphor of a wise gardener tending to the roots. Which reminds m...
16 Mar 20184min
