An Owner's Guide for Your Life

It's tiresome to consider ourselves perpetual self-improvement projects. The underlying thoughts and feelings aren't the most stable of foundations when we think we have to be different, better, other than who we are.   I like the idea of continuous responsiveness. It may be the same actions but built on a more secure foundation, one that responds and adjusts to life. And in t

I sure hope you're wondering what these three things have in common. We'll talk about Psych, one of my favorite TV shows, and what they do with their theme song. I'll share the creative business that a 68 year old dominatrix has begun. And I'll tie them all together with a common theme. Let's explore, shall we? https://www.tbrowning.com/tv-theme-songs-a-dominatrix-and-you/ --- Send

I'm not talking about Southern hospitality or the "oh, that's so nice of you" kind of thoughtful. There's nothing wrong with it. In fact, I happen to be typically thoughtful and love to share my Southern hospitality. But that's not my focus here. I'm talking about being FULL of thoughts that lead to productive thoughts and actions. Being thoughtFULL. I've surrounded myself with fol

It's my 50th episode. Take a second and celebrate with me! Now, come behind the scenes with me to see what's happening as we prepare to launch a new business venture.  If you're an entrepreneur or thinking of becoming one, join me over these next episodes. https://www.tbrowning.com/behind-the-scenes-of-a-business-startup/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotif

I've started an additional business venture and am hearing the story of "Acres of Diamonds" with a fresh perspective. You've likely heard the story where the farmer sells his farm to go look for diamonds and the guy who bought his farm discovered... yep, acres of diamonds. I've got three do's and three don'ts for starting a new project or business based on the farmer's decisions in

Emotional intelligence. Everyone on this planet can benefit from knowing and growing it. Understanding how our emotions can work FOR us, not against us. Realizing that feelings are telling us things about ourselves and our journey but they shouldn't be driving the bus.  I've got some excellent tips for growing our emotional intelligence.  (I refuse to call them rules even

Inspiration hits in all kinds of places, doesn't it? I was in the middle of cleaning my closet when I came across a "one size fits all" t-shirt and that lead to a whole chain of thoughts about what happens when we have "one size fits all" expectations in life and work. And maybe you even pick up a few fashion tips. Join me for a quick exploration of how one size does NOT fit all.

Welcome to 2022! I get happy about new things- new year, new projects, new notebooks. They're fresh and clean and open to possibility. I like to begin my new year with a super simple life check-in. I'll walk you through how to take 5-10 minutes of thinking, pick one small thing and consistently do it to align the actual life you're living with the life you want to live. It starts w

It's that time of year. Seems like everyone around is making (and will soon be breaking) their New Year's resolutions.  I like my approach better. And after all the stress and angst the last few years have seen, an approach of 'relaxed enjoyment' may be just what you need too. https://www.tbrowning.com/dont-make-new-years-resolutions/ ‎ --- Send in a voice message: https://

Today we're talking about Mel Robbins' new book The High Five Habit. She shares a simple and oh-so-powerful habit change that you can make right now. It's so simple, in fact, that your brain may rebel and insist that it won't work. Mine did. I'm doing it anyway because 1) I'm in charge of what I think and 2) I believe in the power of this change. Join me for a few minutes as we tal