Sep 09 2010
Tag Archive 'finding work you love'
May 04 2010
Jumping To Conclusions – In Love and Work
If you haven’t found work that you love – you might find a clue in this post about finding the love of your life.
Behavior is a funny thing to put your finger on.
Most of us have a pretty foggy idea of why we act the way we do.
Beliefs, fears, values, needs and wants all influence our behavior.
It’s amazing how seldom we even consider our motivation.
Oct 26 2009
Money and Authenticity
What do you think is the greatest indicator of wealth generation with a true calling? Is it doing what you love? Is it doing what you want to do? Is it being who you are? I’m not going to tell you here. You’ll have to go over to Barbara Swafford’s interview of me and read [...]
Sep 22 2009
The True Calling Connection
True callings are big, ballsy and boldly uplifting. True callings invite you to ride a wave of reconnection that simply doesn’t allow small thinking. Yes I’m talking about reconnecting your original link between authenticity (expressed true calling) and abundance but I’m also referring to a second reconnection – the deep connection of authentic souls to one another.
Sep 10 2009
Awakening To Your True Calling
Aug 24 2009
Ripening Bliss
Apr 05 2009
Loving Your Work is Overrated
Every once in awhile, a new idea, explodes a concept that I previously thought was rock solid. Regular readers won’t be surprised that I’ve written 11 previous posts tagged with work that you love.
Jul 11 2008
A New Way to Find Work that You Love
I believe there’s a better process to finding work you love to do, so you can then build a profitable business around it. Traditional advice for discovering work you love involves journaling your passions, talents and joyous activities. This works for some and not for others. If you’re willing to try a fresh approach, you may find this new process to be very fruitful.
Apr 22 2008
Five Good Reasons to Celebrate More Often
Celebration may be the most underutilized tool in your box. Some view celebration as soft or slacking off – like we aren’t really doing anything. Nothing could be further from the truth. Celebration is a pivotal stage in the productivity process because it allows us to commemorate all the good that we do.
Mar 11 2008
Business Startup Success
Lately I’ve been fascinated with the short, but sometimes challenging, journey between possibility and probability.
Possibility holds the energy of hope. Possible means it could happen.

















