Naval Ravikant: Once your health is taken care of, once your material needs are taken care of… You pursue truth, love and beauty. Love I think is important because people want to be loved, because that helps them get over their mortality. It makes them feel a little safer (monkeys huddling in the dark around the campfire, scared of what’s out … Read More
Pursue your natural interests, not success
At first I had titled this “pursue excellence, not success” and I realized that this was my own conditioning and programming that was resisting a blog post about the dangers of pursuing success. When we say the pursuit of excellence, I think that they can imply an end goal a means or an aim to get somewhere and this is … Read More
When the ambulance drives by
One of the things I tell my daughters to say as an ambulance or firetruck or police drives by is: “Go save them!” As cheesy as that sounds, its something I do myself (or at least say a silent prayer “Om shanti” which means “Peace”) for those people who are in distress. When we don’t do things like this – … Read More
Saying “Hi” practice
Often when I walk down the street, I say hi as someone walks by. And I find, others don’t always say hi! Maybe I wasn’t clear or loud? Maybe I have something in my teeth? Maybe my smile is too creepy? No. OR… Maybe they’re just rude? Thinking something, busy worrying? Think I want something from them? Who knows! I’m … Read More
Protected: Siya and Miss Loreli
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The Student, the Master, and the Drunk
A story on how to win EVERY fight at work: An aikido student once traveled on a train with his Master and one drunk muscular huge guy was attacking and being aggressive to people on the train. And the student said to his teacher; “Now I will show you what I’ve learned.” And prepared for fight. And the teacher calmly said back; “No, now … Read More
Windcrest to Begin Campus Expansion Next Year
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