Tag Archives: emotions

500 Of My People

Posted on Wednesday, 15 June 2011 by mikeschu

For one weekend I felt known and understood, fully and completely. I can’t objectively explain why, but when tickets for the World Domination Summit went on sale I knew I had to be there. Call it synchronicity, call it intuition, … Continue reading →

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Every Action Is An Asana

Posted on Monday, 4 April 2011 by mikeschu

In yoga, an asana is a specific pose one performs as part of their physical practice. Each pose has a specific form, and according to yogic texts they have benefits to the body that may not be apparent. For instance, … Continue reading →

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Minimalism and Change Tolerance

Posted on Monday, 8 November 2010 by mikeschu

How much change can you reasonably handle at once? Recently I’ve seen a few blog entries from minimalists that advocate what Tony Robbins and I call “massive change”. By massive change, I mean taking big actions like quitting your job, … Continue reading →

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The Hallmark of Life Design: The Sweet Spot

Posted on Monday, 16 August 2010 by mikeschu

Goldilocks had it right. I’m not talking about breaking and entering someone’s house and then eating their food. That would be a clear violation of the law, and I do not condone that under any circumstances. Instead, Goldilocks had it … Continue reading →

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The Forgotten Key to Decluttering

Posted on Monday, 9 August 2010 by mikeschu

Most people buy things for their expected utility. For example, I may buy a pair of jeans to replace a pair that has worn out. I buy gasoline for my car as that is the propellant for the car (and … Continue reading →

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