Because if you could have done it on your own, you would have. Virtual Studio Days 2015 A four-hour productivity session for creative minds. facilitated by Katherine Robertson-Pilling creativity mentor and author of The Wheel of Creativity: Taking Your Place in the Adventure of Life Day 1: Friday, June 19th 9:00 AM Pacific | Noon Eastern | 5:00 PM UK | 6:00 PM ECT Your very own creative studio… with built-in accountability, teamwork and inspiration. Let’s get your...
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What do you think it would take for you to say, “I love my life?” Do you need to make more money, leave your relationship, change jobs, get in shape, find yourself, or finally name your Big Why? Do you need to bring more love to What Is here and now? My own experience is that it’s a little bit of both. Some days, the reality of my life just needs me to love it, just as it is, and make a bit of space with compassion for all the things I cannot change. Other...
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If you’re reading this post, I would imagine that either you already love your life… or you don’t love your life and are wondering what I have to say about it. Well, thanks for coming along. This post is the first in a series of 12 in which I will identify the 12 steps I’ve found are required to move from where you are to where you want to be, to live a life you can truly say you love. I’ve made this journey – from where I am to where I long to be –...
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“Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans.” – John Lennon When I arrived in Houston, Texas on April 23, I had an idea about where my ‘little book tour’ was going to take me, but I had only glimpsed what would happen in each place. Here are the highlights: When I began the trip, I thought I knew what I wanted to achieve, and an even bigger idea about what I should do, what had to happen, what would be...
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Yesterday morning I stopped into Camden Food Co at London’s Victoria Station to buy a piece of fruit. Yes, they had only bananas, which was what I wanted anyway. The offer was one for 60p or two for 99p. I only wanted one. So I gave her 60p and took my breakfast. As I was standing at the entrance eating, a young man in a hoodie approached me asking if I had “a spare 50p.” I looked into his yearning eyes and said yes. I dug out the change I had kept, added...
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