Tag Archives: set of mind
Thinking positive, one word at a time
How do you reckon a person that says, “Oh shit!” all day long, feels at the end of the day? What may be someone’s perspective about life, if they methodically insert the “F” word into every single sentence they mutter? … Continue reading
Relaxed does not mean weak
Heard at Tai Chi practice this morning: relaxed is not weak. It occurred to me that this is a common misperception, not only in Tai Chi practice but also generally in life. I occasionally find myself faced with a stressful … Continue reading
Adjusting to Caribbean time
Time is money. And in no place is it more pronounced than in New York. We wake up before the alarm clock goes off with a feeling that we just gained more time. We hurriedly go through our morning routine, … Continue reading
Living in a 150 year old body
What if we were to be told today that we can live to be a 150 year old? How would that affect our attitude, mentally, habitually, environmentally and socially? How differently would we treat our own physical body? Most of … Continue reading
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