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Posts Tagged ‘Enough’
No Impact Journal: Final Reflection
September 28th, 2011 - No Comments
Pass or Fail? Before the week of the No Impact Experiment, I stopped focusing on the game. Basically: I got sucked into the vortex for attending to my sick children, who ended up with ear infections over the weekend. Upon reflection of the week, I am left with several inquiries and insights. It’s difficult –Read the Rest…
Vacation Inventory
August 23rd, 2011 - No Comments
Vacation is a word that we have said many, many times this month. Mostly because each of us at Seven Stones has taken some time off and many of our business projects and client work are “on hold” until after Labor Day. We noticed at that vacation is both a state of mind and aRead the Rest…
Time Is On Our Side
July 27th, 2011 - No Comments
“There isn’t enough time.” “If only there were 30 hours in a day, then … then, I’d get it all done.” “I wish I had more time.” Have you ever said these statements before? We hear this from our clients all the time. And I just said it yesterday to my child, which caused a major,Read the Rest…
How Sufficiency Changed My Life
April 27th, 2011 - No Comments
For twenty-three years now I have lived a life devoted to trying to do enough. Examples are helping out friends, avoiding excess consumerism, intensive composting, supporting local businesses, buying second hand clothing, recycling, biking…the list could go on and on. Or does it? Is this even what it means to “do enough”? My view ofRead the Rest…
Re-Inventing Myself
January 10th, 2011 - No Comments
Shea is creating an online course called Re-Inventing Yourself. When I first heard about it I thought oh, this will be good for folks who have been laid off and looking for work. Then I started thinking what does it mean to re-invent oneself? Have I done it, if so when and how? When IRead the Rest…
The Next Right Thing: the gift of consumption (Part 2 of 2)
September 1st, 2010 - No Comments
In my physical discomfort due to morning/all day sickness, the past several weeks I have eaten a lot and watched a lot of TV – a lot being the operative descriptor here. I have been feeling strange about this, habits I have overcome from my younger years coming back in spades. I’ve been coping byRead the Rest…
Noble Silence
August 30th, 2010 - No Comments
When I registered for a three day meditation retreat where I will sit in “noble silence” at the time it felt like the right course of action for my personal development. I have dabbled with mediation for about seven years but I wouldn’t say I have a bona fide practice. I had been talking toRead the Rest…

