Tag Archives: peace
Angry Subaru Man VS Road Bike Guy
Wow. So I’m riding my bicycle on E. 3rd Avenue (near E. 31st Street) at about 5pm on Tuesday, April 12. I see a fellow cyclist riding toward me on a road bike, in full gear. A guy in a … Continue reading
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Setting and maintaining healthy boundaries with pet owners
“Oh, it’s okay… she won’t bite.” As I open the car door and turn to step out of the car, I look up to see two dogs fast approaching. I raise my right foot and hold it in the air. … Continue reading
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Leadership journey (part 1)
I remember the first time in my adult life I tried to get into ‘leadership’. It was back in the 90′s. I read a bunch of books that told me I should budget my time. I should be consistent, motivated, … Continue reading
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What does compassion look like?
Friends, If you know someone in southwest Colorado (or anywhere) who is considering getting a GED, I’m happy to answer any questions you may have. And if you or someone you know has problems and thinks there is no way … Continue reading
Zen and the art of receiving gifts graciously
I don’t know about you, but I grew up hearing that it was better to give than to receive. In fact, the way I learned it as a child, anyone receiving a gift without offering something in return was suspect. … Continue reading
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Discomfort continued: A blinking light
A blinking light can mean a lot of things. Danger ahead. We’re recording now. An execution. A birthday party. At the end of the day, a blinking light is simply designed to get our attention. “Hey. Look over here. There’s … Continue reading
Flavors of discomfort
Abuse is uncomfortable. But not all discomfort is abuse. Discomfort can be used as a tool for inspiring change, growth, and transformation. It’s important to pay attention to discomfort; it can be a valuable signal that we’re putting ourselves in … Continue reading
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When I’m convinced that I’m right and you’re wrong
Sometimes I fly off the handle. Usually, I can keep my cool. I can take a step back, listen, smile, try to find some common ground. Even excuse myself and walk away, if I have to. But then, without warning, … Continue reading
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