Many of you know about the people I’m going to mention today: Caroline Manrique of The Zen in You and Whimsical Whispers, and Lance of The Jungle of Life.
It’s a joy to announce that Caroline’s first book of exquisite photography, Nowordz, was published this week. My words – and believe me, lyricism doesn’t daunt me – are inadequate [...]
From the category archives:
Book reviews
Writing is writing, and the means by which it finds wings is still the product of, for better or worse, a process. This book is all about empowering that process. ~ Larry Brooks
Every so often I discover and resonate with a new blogger. It’s not just because of the concepts they convey in their [...]
Today’s guest post is by Lori Hoeck, author of the ebook Think Like a Black Belt and creator of the website of the same name.
What can I say – I’ve adored this blog from day one! Those of you who’ve been reading for a while will know I love wisdom from Zen masters and the Tao. [...]
When it comes to our own life, it’s easy to lose sight of the cyclic way of things. Rough times give us selective amnesia. Especially if we’re having multiple struggles — work and relationship problems, or a health challenge along with money concerns — we tend to forget that we’ve been through hard stuff before. [...]
Believe in the power of grace. When we least expect it, a new door will open and the light of grace will illuminate our next step. ~ Cheryl Richardson.
I have a link in my toolbar to Cheryl Richardson’s ‘Twinkle Stars’, the interactive animated version of her Grace Cards.
The quotation above is one of the gems [...]
Most of the shadows of this life are caused by standing in one’s own sunshine. ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Looking for a Mother’s Day gift? A thank you present for a loved one? Or maybe an investment to support your own soul in tough economic times? I can personally recommend Happy for No Reason: 7 Steps to [...]
“This book may be little but the idea is big. Find Your Great Work will help you think bigger about who you are and what you offer the world.” ~ Michael Port.
Do you feel like you spend most of your days, your life, busily working away, doing OK work, good work maybe, but always stilling [...]
