Ready to create the space for self-reflection and self-discovery, to learn more about yourself and what brings you meaning? — Ready to create the space for self-reflection and self-discovery, to learn more about yourself and what brings you meaning? First, consider for yourself the following question: When was the last time that you tried a new activity, that wasn’t meant to directly advance your work/job/career or…

Are you a new blog post writer looking for the quick-start secret to getting to 1.5k followers and ~3k reads per week? — Are you a new blog post writer looking for the quick-start secret to getting to 1.5k followers and ~3k reads per week? The short tip is that there is no quick and easy scheme that can guarantee you will amass a Medium following overnight; but here are some ideas that…

2 must-read SEO tricks when cross-promoting a post to Medium from an external website. — If you are cross-promoting the post to Medium and you want the SEO credit to go to your posts on the external site over your Medium post, then you’ll want to check out the following two tricks. Note: you will need an account set up with Google Webmaster Tools, and…

Eckhart Tolle means that it is possible in every and any moment of your life to awaken and evolve your consciousness. — Photo by Belle Co from Pexels Eckart Tolle is a German spiritual teacher and speaker who suffered from depression for several years before finding himself awakened (to the simple joy of being [alive]). Following his awakening, Eckhart Tolle chose to leave the PhD program he had until then been enrolled…

In times of intense pain, the unhappy, ignored, and unfulfilled inner self seizes the chance to be heard and initiates the Third-Life… — At age 21, you felt as though you were on top of the world. Your angst-y teenage years had faded and become just a bad dream in the rear-view mirror. You were officially old enough to drink without the persistent fear that the police would arrest you and ruin your…

What does William Shakespeare does it mean for there to be nothing good nor bad, but for things to be made good or bad by the thinking… — What did one of history’s great authors, William Shakespeare, mean when he penned the following sentence: “There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.” The line occurs in his play, Hamlet, during an exchange between the characters Hamlet, Guildenstern, and Rosencrantz. At the time of the…