What the world needs now is love sweet! But with all the love you have to give, how do you manage the expectations that come with it? Check out my interview with author, master coach and facilitator, Dr. Pamela of the The Live Exchange Radio as we dig deep into the subject. 

A friend and professional acquaintance, who knows a lot about all the spaces in which I play, asked me for some assistance. She was getting ready to lead a yoga study group through some new and untried material when she asked me, “What’s the formula for transcendence?”

Not long ago I wrote a blog about being polyamorous by nature, though not about women because I have always been monogamous about the the world and my life in it. Then, in a recent note to a long-time friend, I had a series of realizations come together that finally explains myself to myself.

Listen to my interview with Soy about what happens when you hit rock bottom. I consider this one of my favorite topics because I have quite a bit of experience with my own life and in working with others to use a bottom to propel us into growth. It's not easy, but it is remarkable.

Each of us has our own mythology. Sometimes it is true, sometimes it proves to be unfounded. In the latter case are all the notions we hold about the things for which we believe we can claim credit. Yet when we explore deeply, can we really say we are self-made? Can we really claim credit?

One of my favorite quotes comes from Terry Tempest Williams, which states, “Finding beauty in a broken world is creating beauty in the world we find.”  What she suggests is much like what we discuss with Seeing True, that in order to see the beauty in the world, we must change our perspective and open our eyes to the extraordinary things going on around us and to us.