Minding Your Mind

Aug 14 2022 3
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Minding Your Mind is a weekly show for those looking for new thinking about old knowledge in the areas of Time, Living, Success, Health, Love, and Happiness. In it, I share my perspective about the essence and enigma of time as it relates to these and living in the Present Positive Tense. What you will learn gives you a fresh sense of being in the Now. After some practice you will see your life change for the better being inspired to become a better You living a better and happier life being a better You. Be curious and keep an open mind. You don’t want to miss anything.

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LIVE ALONG

Aug 14 2022 8 mins  
Living along is what we are all doing, day in and day out. Now getting along, well, that is another thing.

SO RARE

Aug 11 2022 11 mins  
There is a very useful tool most of us have been developing throughout our lives; a tool it seems, is becoming less and less necessary.

180 DEGREES

Aug 09 2022 9 mins  
What goes around, comes around. Is this true?

STRANGER

Aug 07 2022 7 mins  
How long have you known the person you most love? How long have the person who loves you the most, known you?

ANY CRITIQUE

Aug 04 2022 7 mins  
I remember my mother saying, “what people say about me behind my back, is none of my business”.

YOUR FRONT DOOR

Aug 02 2022 7 mins  
It is easy to criticize or, otherwise, ignore the trials and tribulations of others.

THE CANVAS OF TIME

Jul 31 2022 7 mins  
Do you care if you make a positive difference in the world…, or not? I pose this question to a certain group of people, and not necessarily you.

ONE MOMENT. ONE EXPERIENCE

Jul 28 2022 8 mins  
When was the last time something bad, did not happen to you?

GRANTED

Jul 26 2022 7 mins  
I may be paraphrasing here. But who was it that said, “You don’t miss something until you lose it”?

TRUST

Jul 24 2022 7 mins  
I live by these words every day, and I share this quote every chance I get. However, I will be the first to admit that I do not always do my best. Most of the time I do just enough to get by, to get things to work, to live along. I’ve always been this way. Don’t ask me why. I don’t have a good answer. Belief in myself is another thing; a thing I do. It is what moves me to do