the world’s largest list on why we forget to design
last week i wrote a post suggesting that we are all designers and advising that we should not forget to see ourselves as designers and to take a design approach to everything in our life. and while we will design a plethora of things during the years we have on this earth, i offer up the idea that the most…
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- posted at 8:39 pm
- August 22, 2010
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please don’t forget to design
the old school philosophy of design only being applicable to architects, engineers, and the likes is dying. design has taken on a much broader definition that is applicable to anyone who is seeking to create change. herbert simon once said: “everyone designs who devises courses of action aimed at changing existing situations into preferred ones.” if this definition is true (and…
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- posted at 3:37 pm
- August 15, 2010
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the simplest way to change your life right now!
close your eyes and start dreaming. use your imagination and envision life not as you see it, but as you desire it to be. chase it. once you finish dreaming, whatever it is that you just imagined, go hard and pursue it without consideration of surrender or abandonment. grow your dreams repeat. that’s it. easy as pie. but if it’s…
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- posted at 2:29 pm
- August 8, 2010
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have you lost your muchness?
“you used to be much more…”muchier.” you’ve lost your muchness.” –quote from mad hatter to alice in alice in wonderland our muchness is always under attack. it’s a simple but unfortunate truth as much of what makes us muchier is also what makes us unique. it’s what makes us special and different. and unfortunately, what makes us special and…
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- posted at 11:17 pm
- July 5, 2010
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resistance doesn’t only grow muscles
resistance training is an idea that was thought of eons ago in order to make us stronger. the basic objective: progressively overload the musculosketal system so it gets stronger. and it works. when “properly performed, (it) can provide significant functional benefits and improvement in overall health and well-being.” what’s interesting is that same concept is not just applicable to our…
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- posted at 1:08 pm
- June 13, 2010
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