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My Journey | What's On My Mind Articles
How We Got Here: Becoming a Cultural Creative
The four steps every Cultural Creative takes to find their own truth.
Marketing to Innerpreneurs & Cultural Creatives
Discover the keys to practicing mindful marketing and connecting with your fellow Cultural Creatives.
How Culture and Consciousness Intertwine
When it comes to consciousness, there are really two forms that exist, absolute consciousness and relative...
How Do You Define the Achievement of Success?
A few months back I was helping to design the header graphic for a new blog that was being launched. The blog's...
Marketing vs. Advertising vs. Public Relations: An Analogy
Do you have trouble understanding what the heck the difference is between Marketing, Advertising and Public Relations?...
What Being an Innerpreneur Means to Me (And Only Me)
I’ve said it before and I’m sure I’ll say it again, I did not make the word Innerpreneur up. I was only drawn to it...
The Forms of -preneurship and Your Personal Brand
If we look at -preneurship as a term used to describe our personal brand, what form of -preneurship best communicates...
“Pay What It’s Worth” is Not “Pay What You Can”
As a practitioner of Pay What It’s Worth pricing, I see the business approach of asking a client to pay-what-they-can...
Choose Your Own Character
As this new chapter, a new year, begins I'm considering the story I am writing, and whether the character I'm...
What Icarus Can Teach Us
Do you know the Greek myth of Icarus? Icarus is the son of Daedalus who dared to fly too near the sun on wings of...
The Power of Relationships
Every relationship you develop, from the most casual to the most intimate, serves to help you become more conscious....
Exploring Our Money Shadow
This is an excerpt from my upcoming book from Integral Publishers, Pay What It's Worth: You Don't Need to Set a Price...
Pay What It’s Worth: The Book
After five years of experimenting with not setting prices, in Pay What It’s Worth: Building Your Sustainable System...
The Thing That Means SO MUCH
A Calling I've always wanted to — and knew I needed to — WRITE a BOOK. If I knew anything about myself, I KNEW this....
Building Blocks on My PWIW Path
I was all set to release my first book on Pay What It's Worth pricing last week, a book I've been writing in one form...
Hello 2014!
Happy New Year to you! I hope you've had a restful and lovely holidays. I love the potential of this time of year, an...
Ch-ch-changes
I've made some changes around here. After 5+ years, my website, my online home, felt like it didn't fit me anymore. So...
Leaving Commentary
A wise woman asked me recently after I received a hate-full comment on my blog if I would stand in front of an arena of people and sincerely ask for them to tell me what they think of my outfit, or better yet, my self.
My answer was no. Absolutely not. I would not do that. The opinions of total strangers are not something I want or value.
Next, she asked me if I would stand in front of a group of people I respected and ask them what they think.
My answer was yes. Absolutely I would. The feedback of people I respect, and that respect me, is something I value very much.
No place for commentary in my world.
Feedback, to me, is thoughtful communication intended to support my growth and improvement. It helps me close the circle. It’s love-full.
Sending You Holiday Love
To my cherished reader,
Thank you for being you. You are such a gift. I am so very grateful for your love and support. May you give and receive so much love this holiday season.
I wish you a wonderfully joyful and peaceful end to 2012. May you be surrounded and cherished by the people you love.
ho ho ho love you love you love you,
Rights I Sometimes Feel Wrong About
A list of things that I am learning to not feel wrong about… as they are my right, as an individual:
- My right to chose when and how I interact with people.
- My right to chose what motivates me.
- My right to care… or not.