In our Mastery Roundtable Discussion Group last night, an inordinate amount of time was dedicated to members’ grappling with employment issues: Some were laid off and seeking work; some were laid off and ambivalent about resuming past careers; others were worried about losing their jobs or seeing their businesses fold.
While the discussion group is [...] Read more »
In Any Case… Go Practice
WednesdayDec 10,2008
Walk for a Cure
WednesdayNov 19,2008
This past weekend I joined my sister Carol in Atlanta for a pancreatic cancer fundraising walk. Carol is the morning news anchor for WSB-TV, the Atlanta station that co-sponsored the walk, so she was asked to be one of the speakers to kick off the event.
It wasn’t by coincidence that Carol’s station [...] Read more »
Who’s Miserable?
FridayNov 7,2008
One of my beginner students asked me earlier today why another instructor was teaching the Friday morning yoga class that I normally teach. I explained that I pulled my back out, and I’ve learned from experience that whenever this happens a couple of days without twisting or bending helps it recover more quickly.
The student [...] Read more »
Hundreds of Cable Channels – But Where’s the Good News Channel?
SaturdayNov 1,2008
Try though you may, it’s hard not to know there are some serious problems in our country and around the world. As citizens of a democracy I don’t say we should ignore what’s happening in our country and the world, but I usually advise my students not to read about or listen to the [...] Read more »
We’re Just Visitors
SaturdayNov 1,2008
With all of the wrangling over the economy and steps to prevent the next major depression, honest congressional leaders proclaim that the real elephant in the room is Medicare and rising health care costs.
Put bluntly, if you’re a baby-boomer or younger, there won’t be any money in the budget to offer you health services. [...] Read more »
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