December 26, 2012
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In How to Save the World (Part 1) I described the underlying beliefs. Now I’ll get into the how.
That solution exists…
Nature always seeks a balance. So if we understand what balance holds the world together at every level (physical, social, spiritual, chemical), then we will know what to focus on. The source of the balance can be found in the rule of 3’s. For example, at the physical level we have proton, neutron and electron. At the basic species level we have mother, father, offspring. Stories have a beginning, middle and end. We understand time as past, present and future. We understand language as 1st person (I), second person (you) and third person (he/she). The list goes on and on. We understand the world as balanced units of three.
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November 5, 2012
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I was obsessed with saving the world.
September 24, 2012
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Nathan Heller writes a brilliant piece on the TED talks in the New Yorker, asking the question, “Has a conference turned idea into an industry?”
July 9, 2012
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“If you have more than 3 priorities, then you have no priorities” – Jim Collins in Good to Great.
June 24, 2012
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I asked my friend Chance what his best advice would be for me in writing a book. He said, “The best advice I can give you is the one piece you don’t want to hear… JUST WRITE IT… One idea fully executed is worlds better than a thousand great ideas that go nowhere.”
March 23, 2012
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Okay, here’s the prescription, as discussed in previous posts.
I recommend first reading Mastin’s original story behind the cleanse (Part 1, Part2, Part 3), and he’s is also available as a mentor through this.
Then here’s the plan. For 30 Days…
ELIMINATE:
START:
I have found that myself and others question the Kundalini Yoga part, but it was really quite essential in processing all the emotion that comes up. Mastin did it twice a day on the cleanse so he believes 3x a week is the minimum.
As you can see, it’s no small deal to do this. But two of my friends dived in instantly. One is almost complete and the other just started, and both are loving the experience of really getting into what emotions have been pushed down for years.
Consider it like a re-boot, for your life.