Everyone believes they are doing the right thing.

'Smart' = 'surveillance- ready'. Choose wisely.

I've been wrong about so many things. I wonder what I'm still wrong about. Especially the topics where I'm convinced I'm right.

Abundance takes many forms.

Its easier to learn new things than unlearn old ones.

Brotherhoods matter. It is where men learn to be in their masculine. Sisterhoods matter. It is where we learn to be in our feminine. @npub1tuxk...ycn0 Together stronger. Yin yang.

I am far more likely to read a post which reflects the author's willingness to be vulnerable than a post highlighting his/her technical prowess. I love people more than I love things.

One curious thing I've noticed on nostr. The guys on here who post things that resonate deep in me all have 'Jesus' somewhere in their bio. Interesting. I wonder..??!!

If I can't be radically honest in a relationship (and accept his/her radical honesty in return), it's not a relationship that's worthy of our time and energy.

"Emotional maturity is being able to have the difficult conversations." This sentence sent my body in to spasm. Which means nail on head. Well in to my 50s and still so often emotionally in my 00s. There's still so much work to do. You never stop learning. Life is beautiful like that.

Employee = slave

There would be no need for lawyers and judges if we would all just learn to express our resentment in the moment to the one we resent! Pent up resentment is the killer.

Marvellous couple of weeks with eldest daughter and grandson in one country. Now off to visit youngest son in another. My offspring enrich my life. They always have. The hard, hard physical work of the early years and the decade of disrupted sleep was so worth it. As was/is the emotional work when they are older. Motherhood is pure low time preference. Time and energy. That's what counts. Life, with all its ups and downs, is simply magical. What a journey.

Choose to see the good.

Your culture defines you. Your nationality doesn't. Little booklets with a government stamp on it are meaningless. Values and traditions instilled from birth are what shape you. I would fight for my culture. Not for my nation. Passively aggressive way of saying 'One doesn't have a loud phone call on a packed London train on speaker, does one?'

It must be exhausting to never be satisfied. We sure do like to complicate our human experience.

Instead of starting the day with a to 'do' list, I'm going to start the day with a to 'be' list. I am, after all a human 'being'. Once I have established how I want to 'be' that day, (calm, inspired, excited, lazy, productive, sociable ...) then can come the to 'do' list to make my to 'be' happen.