Archive for October, 2007

I Wish You Would Tell Everyone!

I’m often asked by my readers, “how can I help?”
I usually reply, “tell everyone!”
Here’s a few more ways you can show your support.
1.Click on the titles you really enjoy. This allows me to measure the effectiveness of each post, so that I can tailor the blog to your needs.
2.Comment on the post. [...]

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An Announcement, An Invitation and A Thank You

Dear Readers,
Thanks to my dear friend Leslie Holt, a gifted graphic design artist and inspirational soul, Yogi Times Magazine has invited me to contribute to their blog. Their mission: “to help build a burning desire in everyone to take action to create a healthier, more sustainable lifestyle.”
If you weren’t aware of Yogi Times Magazine [...]

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Live a Life of Ease. Choose Your Path of Least Resistance.

When I first moved to New York City, I did what most artists do. I sublet an apartment. In the first three years, I moved a total of 6 times until I found the neighborhood I would eventually call home, Hell’s Kitchen.
The first couple of moves were effortless. I packed up my [...]

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End Rejection Now!

“Life is a Selection Process, not a Rejection Process.” – Gruberism
When you woke up today, did you think to yourself, “I’m going to reject my way to what I want?” At the restaurant you last ate at, did you purposely reject everything on the menu before you chose what you wanted? Of course not, that’s [...]

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For a Lasting Change, Try The 90/90 Principle

If you want lasting change in your life, consider this.
Dr. Maxwell Maltz, author of Psycho Cybernetics , discovered that it takes approximately 21 days of conscious and consistent effort to create a new habit.
While the creation of a new and healthy habit is a good place to start, it may not be enough [...]

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