Change is hard. Forced change makes us either bitter or better. I understand how condescending and cliche “bitter or better” sounds. That does not change the truth that life as we’ve known it has changed. We stand at a the chasm of choice. We either choose to regress and fall […]
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Why The Plandemic Shockumentary, is Dangerous There is no place in our world for bombastic shockumentaries designed to disrupt and disturb our society. How is it that we ended up being vulnerable to such obvious ploys to manipulate and shape our psyche? The cynical amongst us might tout a decades […]
The answer to “Who are you?” … … might surprise you, in a good way. Take a piece of paper, draw. Aline doing the middle. On the left side write your observations, insights or ideas as you listen to this recording. Then once finished, write on the right hand side […]
Life Origami is a co-creation of Amee and Greg Dickson I (Amee) was a former coaching client of Gregs in 2006/07. In the years hence, life happened and we both got divorced. We closed our businesses and faced a number of lumps and bumps along life’s road. In 2017, we […]
Anxiety affects 40 million adults in the United States ages 18 and older, or 18.1% of the population every year, could our life hacking and productivity compulsion contribute to our anxiety?
Monday, Wednesday and Fridays we will be sharing a portion of our new book titled “The Lost Guru” then we will discuss the audiobook amongst ourselves observations and sharing insight as the authors. We invite you to chime in, ask questions and provide feedback. The book will be published soon, […]
This is a bonus episode where we read an article Amethyst that wrote a year ago and then we discuss and share our observations
Even master’s live as a perpetual student, they have a vision they work to fulfill and they are constantly refining their approach. They have figured out how to turn their life into a work of art.
There is no way to bypass your learning curve, you can’t spend your way out of the learning curve, only learn your way through it
Despite what you think, you don’t know what you want and that’s a bigger problem than your (to continue soon).