Awesomeology

Yes, that is a word. It is the study of things that are awesome. Learning of this word led me to do a little research. In 2008 Author Neil Pasricha started a blog titled 1000 Awesome Things. His goal was to each day write about something that made him happy. He didn’t start this becauseContinue reading “Awesomeology”

Discovering a New Chapter

Last week my post was about perspective, and how when we look at something or someone with a different lens, we often learn something new, and perhaps even remove the hat of judgement. I’m going to share a personal example, taken from a chapter in my mother’s life. I grew up knowing my mother’s parentsContinue reading “Discovering a New Chapter”

Control Issues

I was listening to a podcast and the speaker was talking about the differences and benefits of both primary and secondary control. Um, what? I had not heard of this before, these two different kinds of control, so of course I was intrigued. Especially as a recovering control addict. Primary control is when we doContinue reading “Control Issues”

Brushstrokes

I read something in a book the other day, it talked about our life being a masterpiece and paying attention to all the tiny brushstrokes. I’ve thought about that several times since then. Have you ever studied a painting? I’m not talking about a picture or portrait, but an actual painting, where you can seeContinue reading “Brushstrokes”

Three Little Words

There are three little words in the English language that I think could make a difference if they were spoken more often. If you really pay attention, I’m not sure how often you hear them. These days, they are not the most popular words to hear. You may be wondering what they are. I don’tContinue reading “Three Little Words”