There is no glory in getting it right. It’s all about taking on the challenge and stepping up to the yeah, I’m ready to shift stuff and it’s kind of going to suck for a while point.
- Havi Brooks
So on the topic of blocks standing between me and Shiva Nata for the past few months: [...]
Posts Tagged ‘internal’
Shiva Nata and blocks
Posted in my personal insightings, shiva nata, tagged emotions, guilt, internal, routine, shiva nata on 13. October. 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Home sweet home?
Posted in my personal insightings, work in progress, tagged emotions, family, growing up, home, internal, routine on 13. May. 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Home is a place you grow up wanting to leave, and grow old wanting to get back to.
John Ed Pearce
Somehow, it seems, there is a transition underway. One of the things that reflects that transition is the recurring theme of moving house.
A few months ago, my parents sold my childhood home and moved to a [...]
Windbag phobia
Posted in my personal insightings, tagged blogging, communication, fear, internal, perfectionism, writing on 13. April. 2009 | 8 Comments »
Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say something.
Plato
Background: I’m Finnish. Stereotypically, Finns only speak when there is something so important to say they just can’t bear the silence anymore. Continuing with the stereotype, a Finnish form of small talk is sitting in a circle (or a line, [...]
The culture of busy
Posted in work in progress, tagged emotions, internal, perfectionism, teaching, values on 26. March. 2009 | 1 Comment »
Doing nothing is better than being busy doing nothing
Lao Tzu quotes
Thanks to a brilliant post by Joely Black about taking care of yourself and a conversation I had with a fellow teacher trainee today, I started thinking about the culture of busy from a few different perspectives.
I’m a person who loves doing all kinds of [...]
Play and purpose, kind of.
Posted in my personal insightings, work in progress, tagged communication, drama, dreams, growing up, internal, teaching, trust on 17. March. 2009 | 3 Comments »
The basis of human trust is established through play signals.
Dr. Stuart Brown
As I mentioned earlier, I’m hooked on TED.com. Since I don’t really have time to just sit down and watch the lectures all day, I multi-task. While doing the dishes last week, I listened to Dr. Stuart Brown’s lecture on the importance of play [...]
