Every day we interface with the world. We show up and we engage. How we do it matters so join us as we wrestle with the questions of where inner meets outer.
“When we do the best we can, we never know what miracle is wrought in our life, or the life of another.”
Helen Keller
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Best of January
We’ve been working hard to mold Wise & Shine into a community for readers and writers. This best of post is intended to provide a peek into the collaborative efforts and other content you may have missed. Please sign up for the newsletter to get information on content and contests. Heads Up Podcast Updates: We’ve … More Best of January
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Sunday Blues, How to Tackle the Sunday Sadness about Monday
We wait long for the weekend and sometimes we start from the mid of the week to dream about what we would do. But has it ever happened to you on Sunday afternoons, to feel discomfort, sadness, nostalgia, sometimes a very annoying sense of emptiness? And you don’t know how to explain it? This is … More Sunday Blues, How to Tackle the Sunday Sadness about Monday
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Reverse Engineering Bliss: Hacking the Flow State
High stake situations require complete and utmost concentration. Any distraction or lapse of judgement can shift your attention away from the present moment, hindering your efforts to achieve a state of effortless flow. This could make all the difference in the final moments of a championship game or dictate whether you are in peak performance … More Reverse Engineering Bliss: Hacking the Flow State
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Writer’s Roadblock
So I hit a roadblock with my writing recently. I stalled. Ironically while writing a book about stalling and the need to let go to regain lift in life. Instead of doing that, I kept smacking my head against a brick wall. I am the master of not following my own advice. Eventually, I ceded … More Writer’s Roadblock
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Restricted By Total Freedom: A Retiree’s Rookie Mistake
Time management in “retirement” wasn’t as easy I thought it would be. But it’s still much better than the alternative! … More Restricted By Total Freedom: A Retiree’s Rookie Mistake