Full story at: Shocking Animated Video On What Truly Drives Us — Hint: It’s Not $$, Bigger Cars, Or Fancier Homes – FinerMinds | FinerMinds.
What Truly Drives Us?
Felix Baumgartner’s jump from space: By the numbers
The Week: Most Recent Home Page Posts
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Jack and the squirrel
In the 5 years we’ve lived on our farm, I’ve never seen a squirrel — predators must keep ’em away — until now. Earlier this summer, our golden retriever Jack was obsessed with the squirrel and couldn’t get him off his mind. In this video, Jack had him treed…
It seems to me that Jack is ‘yelling’ the same thing over and over again, despite the fact that the squirrel is not obeying his doggy commands. To do the same thing and expect different results is insanity, right? Then why do I behave like Jack sometimes? So easy to see stupid behaviors in others isn’t it?
Having a tough Monday?
Here’s an exercise guaranteed to lift your spirits…
- Put on your jacket
- Take a brisk walk to the nearest cemetery
- Ponder all the people there who would gladly trade places with you today…
31 Healthy Comfort Food Recipes
Greatist – Health and Fitness Articles, News, and Tips
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Create Emotional Freedom by Setting Healthy Boundaries
“I’ve discovered that you can’t change people. They can change themselves.” ~Jim Rohn
“As much I want you to be happy, I’m realizing that I can’t be responsible for your happiness.”
I had never spoken truer words in my life. Even as the tears flowed down my cheeks, I felt a profound sense of freedom and lightness.
My mother suffers from major depressive disorder. For much of my life I truly believed that there was something I could do to bring her out of it. I tried to be the “perfect daughter.” I minimized my own emotional presence. I did everything I could to make her smile.
Yet nothing I did seemed to make any difference in her mood.
Full story at: Create Emotional Freedom by Setting Healthy Boundaries | Tiny Buddha.
5 Tips to Recognize and Honor Your Needs in Relationships
“Don’t worry about what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive and do that, because what the world needs is people who have come alive.” ~Howard Thurman
Full story at: 5 Tips to Recognize and Honor Your Needs in Relationships | Tiny Buddha.
Freefall from the edge of space…
Felix Baumgartner broke the sound barrier in a freefall from space today…
Here are a couple of free tools that can help you track and fix your internet brand and get it back on track…
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Never Grow Up
“Contrary to some of the television commercials and magazine ads that suggest otherwise, you can’t do much about growing older. The growing up part, though, is completely optional.”
Escape Adulthood with Kim & Jason
via Never Grow Up.
To Be
“Ours is a time of continual movement which often leads to restlessness, with the risk of ‘doing for the sake of doing.’ We must resist this temptation by trying ‘to be’ before trying ‘to do.’”
~ Pope John Paul II, Novo Millennio Inuente
Awesome picture and quote from David Kanigan at To Be – Lead.Learn.Live..
Heh, heh, heh… Comfort food ‘porn’! :-D
Steve Dotto has a great post over at Stepcase Lifehack:
Evernote has become, for many of us, the hub at the center of our digital lives. We store everything — from notes to images to web sites to expense reports — in Evernote.
While many productivity apps have built-in Evernote integration, many still don’t. Fortunately there is a terrific technique that allows you to integrate Evernote into almost every app or program.”via How to Use Evernote for Everything [Video].
If you’re an Evernote fan like I am, you’re going to love this…
Me? I’ve posted many times on how important Evernote is to me — especially as Getting Things Done [GTD] ‘container’. Here are some of my greatest hits…
- Evernote: The key to my productivity and Getting Things Done [GTD] workflow
- Tools for Tuesday; Evernote [updated]
- How and Why I Use Evernote
I’ve also done 5 screencasts on various aspects of Evernote and I put them in a playlist for you here…
One last thought. If you’re a Getting Things Done [GTD] fan, you might also enjoy this powerful but inexpensive book…
Bright, shiny objects! 
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