I regularly write about greatness – about discovering our unique abilities and finding ways to use them to make a difference in life and work. But just because we know what makes us great – we know our talents, strengths and passions – doesn’t mean we can put them in action. What stops us from being who we really are and living life the way we want? Fear.
If you keep looking at a closed door you will never see the one that is open. The way ahead is not always right in front of you
Each day I open my mind to the endless opportunities that surround me
If you knew for certain that the world was going to end in three weeks, how would you spend your time? Wrapping up the loose ends of your life? Making amends with those you’ve wronged (and who have wronged you)? Those are all questions raised in the thought-provoking new comedy, “Seeking a Friend for the End of the World.”
Perhaps forcing viewers to consider this unnerving possibility is the point of this film, pushing us to examine a consciously created probability that’s just as valid (even if not as palatable) as all the others we might manifest for ourselves. Then again, given the dispiriting nature of this picture, one might also wonder why anybody would want to sit through a two-hour exploration of the idea that “life sucks and then you die.”
THE REWARDS OF OPPORTUNITY *Please read Grace Ste.Croix’s Part 1 and Part 2 on Opportunity A young man loses a parent. For years he goes through the grieving process…
*Part Two of Grace Ste.Croix’s three part series on Opportunity. Read Part 1 and then please read on To Part Three: The Rewards Of Opportunity* Only a few times in…
*Join me for my three part series on Opportunity: Grasping Opportunity, The Risk of Opportunity, and The Rewards of Opportunity We all at one point have hit one or multiple…
As we move fully into the energy of spring heading towards the summer solstice, we have the opportunity to experience life from a new vantage point. Just as seeds sprout…
Every year the same phenomenon happens. A warmish breeze blows the smell of earthy mud and the sound of new bird chatter into our senses and we wake up with…
“No matter who you are, No matter what you are, You Must Start where you are.”