It is far easier to Quiet the environment than it is to Quiet the mind. Stopping the internal narrative takes practice, but it is worth it. Because when you Quiet the mind, Spirit comes through. :-)

In every society or community, there are Proper ways of speaking and behaving. But what is Proper in one place may not be at all Proper in another. Learn the societal and community norms so you can be Proper (or not!) when it is to your advantage.

We love to Play games! It is very empowering to Play well, and it is especially empowering if we Play well and win. So find a way to relax and re-energize by Playing some games every day. And don't let your games get too serious - that just spoils the positive effect. Play on!

In recent years, the term Manifest has become a verb in addition to a noun; we "Manifest things" as well as "make things Manifest". However you use the term, create your vision, make a plan, and Go For It!

I love to create all kinds of plans: strategic Plans, 90 Day Plans, tactical Plans, business Plans, financial Plans, etc. I find that thinking things through and analyzing the steps necessary to achieve the desired outcome increases efficiency. Planning is especially important when you have a team, and getting the team to participate in the [...]

Being both Articulate and eloquent is important when speaking, especially in front of an audience. The words are nearly synonymous, but to me, Articulate is a little more accurate / left brain, and eloquence is a little more persuasive / right brain. What do you think? Are you both Articulate and eloquent?

Native solutions are often unique and creative. Without outside influence, Native ideas and practices have the time to develop on their own. So keep your eyes open for Native recipes, remedies, and solutions wherever you go!

When we measure something periodically and track the progress over time, we get better results than if we just measure every once in a while. Track the things that are important, and for maximum benefit, report your findings to others!

We all have natural filters and biases that impact the way we see things. Being able to Spin around to see how someone else looks at things is a cornerstone of wisdom.

Curiously, the expression OK came from the sarcastic term "Oll Korrect", but was popularized during Van Buren's presidential campaign in 1840, a shortened version of his nickname "Old Kinderhook". While being OK is a very good thing in many areas of life, I always seek to move beyond that, into excellence, amazing, and awesome as [...]