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Tag Archives: Life Rules

Many Dimensions of Money

We’re all familiar with the physical currency of money. This is a measurable and tangible form of money, for example, how much we have in your bank accounts, how much cash we have in our wallet (note: credit cards don’t count!). We sometimes transform this physical currency into material goods, which may convey a status. [...]

What Comedy Improv Taught Me About Life

After a year of beginner comedy improv classes, our director gave me the green light to enroll in the intermediate comedy improv class. I began taking improv classes in 2006 to learn how to be “present”. At first I was so terrified, I had to psych myself up to even get to class… and sometimes [...]

Climb

This came from something my husband Cass and I talked about, back in December of 2004. You might find a message for you in here. “Cass said I climb stairs to keep going up floors, but I never know which floor I wanted to be on. I only try for the highest floor, which could [...]

Life of a Dying Man and a Living Dead Man

I need to disclose that I’m not a dying man, so I cannot speak from first hand experience about what it feels like to be a “dying man” that I am referencing in this article. I am referring to the dying man in the old Japanese movie, Ikiru. The closest I’ve come to being a [...]

Are You Afraid of Success?

When you are afraid to fail, you are afraid to start. When you are afraid to succeed, you self-sabotage. You may find yourself doing something that would set you back at the most opportune moment. You know, when you’re just about to get that chance to show how good you can be? Fear of success [...]