One would be mistaken in thinking that just because you get up every day and engage your body/mind that you wake up and feel fantastic with… Read more “When things are a little thorny.”
Category: Playfulness
The Power Curve: An Essential Part of Learning
The Power Curve in Aerodynamics is a characteristic curve of drag vs. airspeed. That mix between the amount of thrust needed vs. the drag of the air… Read more “The Power Curve: An Essential Part of Learning”
One recipe for engaging an Art and revealing parts of yourself forgotten.
So in an effort to bring some actionable information to my last post about why artists matter. Here is something anyone can do to engage this process… Read more “One recipe for engaging an Art and revealing parts of yourself forgotten.”
Balance your Life with Play
This morning after a crazy week of work and travel, I got up on the rooftop and did not do a serious playtime instead since I have… Read more “Balance your Life with Play”
Finding Balance and Poise.
To continue , from my last post , My Inner Texan, and Meditation, where I started to develop a model of looking at the process of addressing meditative activities.… Read more “Finding Balance and Poise.”
My Inner Texan, and Meditation
This morning I thought I would take my mindfulness on the road. I had to get my photo studio ready for an early morning shoot, and still… Read more “My Inner Texan, and Meditation”
Take a Little Time to Relax
If you haven’t been able to surmise from my previous posts, or if you haven’t read any of my previous posts I will lay it out plainly.… Read more “Take a Little Time to Relax”
How to Eat the Moon
In one part of my life, I am a photographer, Food, and People. I have worked over the years with many foodies and have cooked some pretty tasty meals myself,… Read more “How to Eat the Moon”
Don’t Fight the Current!
I have had some very interesting teachers over the years and after my playtime, this morning engaging in Ta Mo’s 18, Muscle Change Classic , and Marrow… Read more “Don’t Fight the Current!”
On Keeping it Light
One of the hall mark’s of Zen and Taoist training is the idea that you both have to treat what you are learning as the most important… Read more “On Keeping it Light”
