Is there such a thing as reality dreaming? We are thinking about dreaming at Seven Stones, the dreams we create in our waking lives. Some of us call them goals, plans, intentions or resolutions. My dreams have included: qualifying to run the Boston Marathon, competing in the Olympics, coaching a track team, becoming a collegeRead the Rest…
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Posts Tagged ‘new thinking’
Pushing the Edge – deepening the experience of Exquisite Sufficiency
May 2nd, 2011 - No Comments
As usual I am pushing, pushing myself and pushing the edge of this conversation I was introduced to ten years ago – what is sufficiency? Where am I inside the context? What is its next expression through me out to the world? I started looking at the seven insights of leadership we have been developingRead 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…
Corporate Tithing: Step 1, Inquiry and Calculating the Truth
March 7th, 2011 - 1 Comment
At church last week, our guest minister preached about generosity. He spoke of his practice of tithing (to offer one tenth part as an offering). He and his wife give 10% of their gross earnings as gifts each year. 5% to their church and %5 to organizations that do work in the world that speakRead the Rest…
Resolutions? An Inquiry
January 3rd, 2011 - No Comments
It is that time of year. I have heard folks refer to it as a time for new beginnings, a fresh start, a clean slate or starting over. If you are connected in any way to media then you have heard it is the perfect time to buy a car, join a gym, take aRead the Rest…
Noticing Sufficiency
December 13th, 2010 - No Comments
I had a full week that included much client work, phone calling and meetings. I also took a trip to Arkansas for a weekend retreat. As I am sitting on my return flight wondering what to write for this week’s blog I witness a wonderful exchange. Two men in first class give up their seatsRead the Rest…
