Ideas for Creating Non-Violence
Must there be a goal in life? For this we must start with an idea of non-goals in life, for a goal to be achieved means that there is no goal to even begin with. This means that a goal is never really sustained and long-term, and is ever-changing, never long-lasting. The biggest problem with… Read more There is No Such Thing as a Goal
As I write this, I will flat out say that I am not a management guru. However, I think with my many years of management experience that I am pretty good at calling out a bluff in organization management that has pretty much existed since my early days as a young lad just graduating from college… Read more The Middle Management Customer Conundrum
I have always believed that change is good and displacing oneself physically is necessary for self-exploration, fulfillment, and understanding others. Physical displacement can occur with a change of jobs, a divorce, death of a loved one, travel, a move in location to just name a few. Mental displacement can occur through day dreaming, shifting attention from one thing… Read more Physical vs. Mental Displacement
You have heard the plethora of negative words that describe many a people around the world – unhappy, unsatisfied, unfulfilled, empty, sad, depressed – to name a few. All of the negative states summarized above simply means that some sort of fullness is not there temporarily and that we must understand and accept the states we are in.… Read more Finding Fullness in Negative and Positive States
The intersection of people, process, and technology is what many business experts deem as the most common elements to drive action, change, and innovation in organizations. What is unrealized from these factors is that it is the people WITHIN organizations that are the culprits for the resources they hire, processes they develop, and technologies they acquire.… Read more Organization Checklist Of, By, and For the People
The idea of nosyness is something that is intrinsic to man. We are all curious by nature. Having a zest to learn, means asking right questions. But, what I struggle with at times – and this happens at any age – is the overly inquisitive nature of a question that actually has another question behind… Read more Overly Inquisitive Irritating Questions
As I reflect on my life and see all the ridiculous chaos around me from bad news, global insurrections, uprisings to gang violence, prejudism, and acts of hatred to name a few I am caught in the middle of a chasm that – to be honest – is something I feel have created: its what… Read more The Freedom Divide
In my last post, I briefly explained how you became an inmate of the Conscious Prison System. Breaking away is a tough act because the reason why you actually got in there in the first place is largely due to self-guilt. This is similar to traditional court systems where a judge with a jury makes a decision to… Read more Destroy the Conscious Prison System