The world is magical. Even today with science being able to prove so many things using sequencing, technology, and the scientific method, there are things we simply cannot explain. Maybe we will never be able to explain them because they have no explanation. They just are.

Here’s a question for you…do you do good things when no one is watching?

The first rule about good taste is not talking about it…but since this blog is precisely about that well, there might be some exceptions.

There are three key lessons I have learned from change: One, it’s going to be uncomfortable. Two, it’s going to be exciting.Three, you will be different.

“The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled.” -Plutarch.

I like to say that most people don’t care so much about data; they would rather hear a story. It sparks their interest. It warms their heart. It keeps them engaged.

The Six Perfections established in the earliest beginnings of Buddhism were true then and are true now. Let’s review!

A circle is the oldest pattern recognized, accepted, and recreated by people, elevated by artists, and even acknowledged by tiny children. It is a symbol of eternity, of equality, of permanence and change.