What would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail?

What would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail?
How are your “first things”?
Are you more likely to “catch your rabbits” chasing them both at the same time? Or one at a time?
Babies are very interesting to watch. Especially as they begin to walk. Small steps … baby steps in the midst of constant failure. I find it funny that as we grow older, we forget some of the most fundamental lessons we learned growing up … like walking.
Let’s briefly review how to help encourage a baby to walk, and see how some of the same principles can apply to us in our lives.
Happiness quotes are one of the most popular searches online today. Yet, happiness seems like such an elusive term for many. How can we define happiness?
I can understand the frustration many have. At times, happiness seems so subjective. For one person, it may be bubble baths and chocolate. For another person, happiness is about relationships and good movies. Yet, I feel that there are underlying themes to happiness for all … if we just have the same starting definition.
In this article, I wish to talk about our technology obsessed world. I was recently with a friend shopping in Uncommon Objects in downtown Austin. We ran across an old stereo receiver, a by-gone of an 80’s generation, and my friend said, “Gee, Brandon, you probably already own this don’t you?!”
I did laugh … but it got me thinking about the world before technology and today’s world. In particular, how the very technology meant to “free” our lives actually enslaves us.
Are you attempting to learn something new? Want to help your children learn better practices for learning?
In this article, I want to share with you six tips for more efficient studying and learning. This can apply to your children, as well as your job. If you are attempting to learn something new, this article will give some tips to better enable that process. If you know of someone learning something, pass along these tips to them.
How can we live in the NOW? We live in a world that is never content. It is a world that shoves before us a message of “should” and “ought.” But we will never live a productive life … a healthy life … as long as we “should” on ourselves.
Why do we find it so hard to just BE. We are not meant to be Human DOings … but Human BEings. In this post, I want to give 5 things you can implement to start BEing.
We live in a world of instant everything … I’ve learned that some of the best things in life take time. Don’t give up on your dreams.
I find in my life that I can focus a lot on things I am not. As though I were. And the things I am, I forget. Majoring on minors. But I am determined to not accept labels of myself any longer. To not limit myself, nor base my identity on my performance.
How about you?