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Monthly Archives: December 2009

Let’s Cerebrate!

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

If socializing in a party setting doesn’t come easily to you, you still have options other than staying home – options which include being yourself.
To cerebrate means to use the mind, to think or to think about. Rather than psyching yourself up to be a party animal, consider musing your way through the festivities.
You may [...]

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Dr. Zeff Talks about the Benefits of Sensitivity

Friday, December 25, 2009

Douglas Eby, of the intergalactic-sized website Talent Development Resources, interviewed Dr. Ted Zeff, author of The Highly Sensitive Person’s Survival Guide, on the topic of how people can benefit from being highly sensitive. (Click on the little blue circle under the stars to start the audio on www.spokenword.org or access it from Douglas Eby’s website.)
Dr. [...]

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The Power of Positive Shrinking

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Oh crap. A glance in the rear-view mirror shows a cop car closing in. I’m so nailed, in so many ways. I turn right onto a dirt road, park, and wait. By the time the cop’s gadget-festooned torso fills my open widow, blocking the sun, I’m ready.
“Registration and insurance,” he says, holding out his hand. [...]

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Friday Photo | Pounds

Friday, December 18, 2009

“Every second the Earth is struck by four and one-half pounds of sunlight.”
Einstein Revealed
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{ FRIDAY PHOTOS offer the lift of beauty }
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Flickr photo: Green Paradise, by Richard0

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Sloppy Methods and Devious Bribery

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

We care about process. We value details. Each step on the journey from A to B is worthy of pride. We’re all about the honour of deep quality.
…What? The deadline passed? But my application took weeks to complete. It’s a work of art, a sure thing.
…He died? You’re kidding, right? But that means he’ll never [...]

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