The Art of Setting Myself Free
It’s been almost 4 months since I retired (except for my last 2 trainings). At first, I slept a lot, laid around, not sure how to act with so little to “do.” I was becoming “not who I was used to being.” No replacement in sight. Stage 2: Then I didn’t want to do ANYthing.... Learn More
The Next Version of You
I copied and pasted this meme to my desktop – 3~ months ago, promptly forgot about it, continued planning my life – committed to furthering the ethos of the More To Life Program. After all, for 42 years, it has been a central focus in my life. I would not be who I am today... Learn More
Stepping into the Unknown
Yes, I retired (except for 2 more trainings). And now comes the self doubt – did I jump the gun? Is now really the best time to retire. What if I get bored? What if this is all a mistake? And on and on. Now is the time for applying a gentle sort of ruthlessness... Learn More
Worry vs Faith
So many people these days worry about so many things – family, money, health, career – and especially the political realm and our world in general – war, corruption, tyranny/submission, and on it goes. I know better than to worry. I know that worry is basically focusing on what I fear/don’t want. I also know... Learn More
Life Markers
The other day, I was reminiscing in my “way back” life. There are 3 people who divided my life into “before” and “after”. Anne Barnett, my therapist mentor, who was dogged in her intent to drag me out of my rut (basically a grave, with the ends kicked out). Brad Brown, my mentor, who was... Learn More
My Heart’s SPS
It seems I have 2 internal positioning systems (IPS?) – one is in my head, figuring out where I need to be, and by what time. It allows me to create a strategy for getting to the right place at the right time. My head does this extremely well. (So does my car.) My other... Learn More