Right Action

Dec 8 2014

Tracey Jackson

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Right Action, The Right Stuff

“LIVE YOU”

“LIVE YOU”

  As anyone who has an iPhone knows the auto correct can sometimes be helpful and other times be so steeped in its own interpretations of what you want to say that it can drive you mad and at times humiliate you. Have you ever typed in a word over and over only to have the phone keep correcting you? “No Phone I mean grief not greed.” Lately whenever I attempt to type “Love You” my oh-so-smart phone corrects it to… Read More

Aug 27 2014

Paul Williams

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Addictions, Mindfulness, Right Action

MISSING IN ACTION

MISSING IN ACTION

One morning last week I fixed a delicious, almost healthy breakfast of gluten free cereal, berries, a little yogurt and low fat milk.  I say almost healthy because I quickly polluted the entire affair with some really wonderful sugar loaded granola.  A “habit” that began innocently enough months ago. My intention was to add a tablespoon or two of “yummy” for taste. That lasted about a day. My “just a touch” of granola had grown large enough to finally startle… Read More

Aug 6 2014

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Bryan Castner,

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Acceptance, Moving Forward, Right Action

RELATIVELY SUCCESSFUL

RELATIVELY SUCCESSFUL

  The other evening I had dinner with a long-time pal. He gets to town every couple of months and, being from the Midwest, jumps at the chance to eat Mexican food whenever he’s this close to the border. Normally we talk about what great families we are blessed to have and dirt bikes and camping – in that order – but this night he was way off center. He kept talking about work. My friend has managed a successful… Read More

Jul 7 2014

Tracey Jackson

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Guides, Mindfulness, Moving Forward, Right Action

WHO ARE YOU FOLLOWING?

WHO ARE YOU FOLLOWING?

  I don’t know the difference between my left and my right. Well, that is not true, I do know; I just don’t always pay attention to which is which. For instance if you happen to be in car with me and tell me to “Turn left”, I may take a sharp right. Which usually leads the person with me to ask, “Don’t you know the difference between your left and right?” I’m not sure where my inability to sometimes differentiate… Read More