Category Archives: Cole and Sarah’s Thoughts
Why changing our thoughts changes our reality
Welcome to the wonderful world of priming Have you ever noticed that if you think about flowers and recall the image of a rose, the other flowers you have stored in your brain are likely to fire as well? This … Continue reading
Confronting Financial Fear and Worry
Our Newest Class Confronting Financial Fear and Worry ”Coping With Financial Fear and Worry” is the newest offering in our class line up of life-long learning experiences. The course has been created to help people survive and thrive in the … Continue reading
Saving Time, What’s the Use?
Saving Time and Anhedonia A student in my class Organize or Agonize, posted a comment this morning from a book that I read years ago: Thanks for sharing your readings. I am an avid reader as well. I’m currently reading To … Continue reading
Multitasking Study Exonerates Me
Multitasking . . . screwing up several things at the same time “Multitasking Performance Was Horrible” Back in December 2007, I wrote an article onmultitasking denouncing it as modern information age malady, that was seriously affecting the performance of our concentration; … Continue reading
Decision Making Made Easy
Decision Making Need Not be Nerve Wracking I meet weekly with a group of friends for discussions about all things spiritual. This is not a lightweight group; some of these folks have been advanced spiritual seekers for more than 30 … Continue reading
Letting Go of Wants
Happiness comes when wants are starved of energy Our uncontrolled thoughts are full of wants. Wanting something different that what this moment provides. Thus, throughout your life you see yourself as a wanting person. If this is true then logically … Continue reading
Nothing Good is Ever Upstream
Do we plan . . . or are we planned? A favorite Taoist saying of mine is: “Move your feet without having to know where you are going”. Whether you plan or not, life goes on. However, in life itself a … Continue reading
My thoughts are not me
Will the Real Me Please Stand Up? Mom and dad have separate realities. They (along with coaches, clergy, teachers, scout leaders, peers, and many others) feed us impressions, which form our belief systems and operating values. Mommies and daddies in other … Continue reading
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Self Worth and the To Do List
Can Happiness be Achieved Without a To Do List? Students from my online class Organize or Agonize and my regular blog readers are already aware of my recent struggles with the whole concept of the to do list. I am not at … Continue reading