Interview with Gideon Shalwick: Online Entrepreneur (& Trainee Magician)
"It is really like a game - you've gotta know the rules of the game, and it takes a while 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...
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...
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...
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...
Interview with Michael Bungay Stanier: Award-winning Coach, Author and Trainer
Michael Bungay Stanier asks the bigger questions and helps people focus on doing the work that has meaning and will make a difference. With his company, Box of Crayons, he's created numerous practical tools to help others find their purpose and 'stop the busywork and start the work that matters, including books, workshops programs and some inspirational Flash movies. 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...
