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Why Meditating Will Make You Happier Than Succeeding

April 2, 2008

This is Part 3 of a 3 part series. (Part 1 – More Doesn’t Lead To Happier, Part 2 – Happiness And Political Correctness) When I was young and we were going on holiday my Dad would put our suitcases etc on the roof rack. And he would strap them down securely with those elasticated [...]

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Stop Reading And Start Thinking. The Problem With Self Help.

March 5, 2008

I guess I live in the self-help genre. I don’t like a lot of what I see there though. There’s a lot of nonsense and hot air. There’s seems to be a lot of falseness. My main beef with it though is that people buy into it from emotional insecurity and become more insecure the [...]

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What Are You Great At?

February 28, 2008

This post is a follow up to Jenny’s comments about bettering myself. Perhaps the major barrier that holds people back is feeling unworthy. There are many forms of it, but it’s what a lot of issues boil down to.

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So very true!
— Rachel May 12, 2012

Dear Rob, This one was really good; all of us know of such things, and yet this was like something that provides a threshold energy to cross, what my science subjects remind me of, the ‘activation barrier’ required to come out of your current orbit and go into another system (or create your own!!) Thanks
— Vaibhav May 12, 2012

Just a late chiming in. I also want to thank you for providing so many meaningful insights. It's not just the content of what you say, but the way you deliver your thoughts that stand out. I have always had an admiration of those who could articulate their thoughts in a way that pushes through the fog. Your book is still one of the most thought provoking I've come across. You explained things there that resonated immediately and gave me a clear awareness of things I'd been searching for all along. I sense that you speak your words mindful of how they'll be heard, which is the highest form of respect you can give to those who choose to listen. I am grateful to have found your site. Thank you Rob.
— Brian May 12, 2012

Wow, in terms of friendly relationships you just described me almost spot-on. I am far from being unsociable (sometimes I am a little I guess) but somehow I find it hard to make friends. I think I usually get to the part where I know a lot of people casually, but there are very few people I can call good friends. Every time and again I remind myself to invest more time and trouble to building friendships, but for me I guess it doesn't come naturally as with other people. I think a factor is becoming more comfortable with (fake) on-line and casual relationships and getting used to that state of affairs. In other words, it's about getting out of your comfort zone, I think. Peace out!
— Anonymous May 12, 2012

Thank you so much for the value you bring to the world and thank you for sharing your knowledge with us all. I found myself in this article. I know that I am here for something bigger than me and I am looking for ways to achieve that something. I am trying to discover who am I and why am I here. I struggle sometimes because I am on this path alone and sometimes I feel lost because I believe that is what happens when you step out of the crowd and try to make something for yourself and for those around you. I really hope to keep my faith and enthusiasm 99.9% of the time and keep on going until I’m on the right track… I believe I am on the right track right now but sometimes I wish things would go faster… I need to learn to be more patient. Thank you.
— Daniela May 12, 2012
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