Archive for Fun, Fun, Fun
you're invited to let your imagination run with a parallel universe in which you are doing something else in your life, in a different role. You are then asked to 'fake it' just a bit, by doing some of that stuff you're doing over there in that parallel universe over here in your 'real world'.
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Neil Simon: The Romantic Tenor
"It's just getting out there and getting heard - if you don't do it, then nobody knows you're there..." Read more...
What’s Stopping You Doing Something You Love Doing?
I've been very good at filling my time with lots of things I have to do every day - the list is endless and the question I ask then, is what's stopping me - or you - not continuing to do that but instead Read more...
Following your bliss?… an example
What a lovely film - someone who truly loves doing what they do...thank-you Tem. Do you love what you're doing so... Read more...
Are you Faking It?
Are you doing what you love? Something that you've dreamed of doing? longed for? Or are you doing something close -... Read more...
Fill yourself with Light and Energy for 2010: a fun Annual Review in 4 Easy Steps…
We had fun in my Writers Group this week - we each did our own Annual Review! Yes, I know... Read more...
Winifred Whitfield: Portrait Photographer & Artist
"Don't wait to figure it out - start... You can't go wrong here, because there's power in just getting going. Do... Read more...
100 Philosophers Notes (video & quick quiz)
Hoorah, I posted my first little YouTube/Blip.tv extravaganza today - a clip from the interview I did with the fab... Read more...
Brian Johnson: Philosopher & Entrepreneur
"...we're always at a new edge, there's always that new frontier that we're exploring and that comes with a certain level of tension Read more...
Rampage of Appreciation!
It's day 27 of the Prosperity Experiment and I just couldn't help it spilling over into this blog ;-). The... Read more...
Tame Your Dragons – now!
I'm going to Aina's next Taming Your Dragons 3-Day course in London later this month... very excited... Also, listen to our... Read more...
Work as Play
In today's Zen post, Mary shared this video by Alan Watts, filmed over 10 years ago talking about Work as Play, spontaneity, pleasure, Hindu philosophy, the atomic bomb and enjoying our lives. It's so NOT like the 15 second attention span, hi-speed, blip-verts that we're so accustomed to watching these days... change gear for a few minutes and maybe be inspired - he even sings at one point - magical! Read more...
Seriously Having Fun
It's the last few days of the long school summer holiday here in Spain (12 whole weeks!) and I've been... Read more...
5 Games to Play When The Going Gets Tough
Inspired by his dastardly acts, I've been practicing my Evil Laugh all week - it really helps me see the smaller picture - I have fun perfecting my evil laugh, while the usual day-to-day problems, or 'challenges' in Positive Thinklish, rage around me, not un-noticed, just not so dramatic any more in comparison to my Evil Laugh!! Try it, it might work for you too... Read more...
Aina Egeberg, Master NLP Trainer, Transformative Coach & Dragon Tamer
"You don't have to struggle with your dragons for a lifetime......trust that things can radically change and they can change very quickly..." Read more...
Have Fun Playing with Money
Today, in just 30 mins, I signed up, started my 100 Things Wish List (Be, Do, Have), began a Gratitude Journal (which is a fundamental part of T Harv's MMI concept too), and received a Virtual Cheque for $100 to have fun spending on whatever I'd like to. When was the last time you did that? Read more...
10,000 hours to Mastery – The Ultimate Time Management Challenge?
How we choose to fill our days, our hours, our minutes is somewhat of an obsession - time is ticking away, life isn’t a dress rehearsal… or as Napoleon Hill reminds us in the last chapter of ‘Think and Grow Rich’ “Life is a chessboard, and the player opposite you is TIME.” Read more...
The Joy of Receiving
As is normal here, the whole event was wonderfully chaotic - as parents, we filed dutifully into a beautiful new classroom, where the chairs were laid out in neat, straight rows, inviting us to sit down in some sort of orderly fashion. There was a brief attempt at this by some of us, but when the children filed in to take their places on benches at the front, the overpowering need to digitally capture some special moments of the event took hold and we all took our places at the side of the room, jostling for our turns at the front of the pack clutching our various grades of cameras, videos and pdas. Read more...
Getting Clear on What I Really Want – NEW iCourse!
Most people don't bother to spend any time pro-actively thinking about what they really want in life - most of us manage a few vague daydreams or lottery-winner ideas which we believe deep-down will never happen. We may spend hours pouring through websites or brochures to select our next holiday destination, but no time at all thinking about how we'd like our relationships to be in 2 years' time, or what our ideal (and I mean blue sky do anything you want ideal) working day would consist of, or what our bank balance should be in 2012 in order to feel financially free. Read more...
Habit or Ritual? 8 Steps to creating a new one.
Are you finding it difficult to integrate new habits into your life? It could be remembering to be grateful, acknowledging your successes, sending out sales letters, keeping your paperwork in order, updating your accounts regularly, noticing and appreciating the good things about your partner, reading with your children, taking frequent breaks from looking at a screen, writing in your journal, working in your studio or simply (!) letting your partner have his or her say without interrupting or arguing. Read more...
It’s Not Funny, Is It?
Hmmm – laughter in my book just happens – and a lot, all day, every day– it’s not something that I’ve ever analysed or questioned before. I’ve always assumed that the world is a much happier and brighter place with more laughter in it and I always thought that it was my role, as a born optimist, to contribute as much as possible with all the smiles and laughs I could – in the appropriate places if course. But what if I’m wrong? Read more...
How Many Snakes Can You Handle?
As the gap became wider, their attitudes towards playing changed dramatically - TheO realised he was way behind and started complaining that it wasn’t fair – he got cross and not surprisingly, started trying to cheat to catch up; while Hal, spurred on by his apparent success suddenly changed gear and really started playing to win. Read more...
2009 – The Year of Carefree Living (Are You Having Fun Yet?)
So, how's 2009 going for you so far? I don't know about you, but I'm feeling positively joyous about the... Read more...
