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Titanic meditations

“Come on, let me see your smiling face. The new ping pong classes start today at deck C (more…)

Emotion spotting – how to do it

The really extro–verted ways of our human society oblige most of us, its members, to be kind of self-taught about how to deal with our inner worlds. There are increasing and very brave attempts of acknowledgement of such worlds, but for most of the people emotions, feelings and ‘all that stuff’ are regarded as a world of ‘ghosts’, and ghosts are (more…)

My superpower

Everybody is granted some kind of superpower or other. Mine is the Blinding Light. On certain occasions, I emit (more…)

Self Development: a love/hate story

This post, despite its title, is mostly an act of love; because I’m always very critical with what I love. What I don’t love, I manage better by ignoring it.

I got in contact with the self development and productivity world via (more…)

I’m invisible

I’ve finally noticed it: I’m invisible. Perhaps it took me so long to realize because my dearest ones, used to my company and my way of being, (more…)

The elevator of life

That elevator ride seemed to have no end, it was one of those days. As usual, I was humming into air all kind of disgusting terms and vague insults, self pity statements and external justifications that explained all my bad luck (yes, that’s my regular habit whenever I have one of those days).

I was so abstracted with my thoughts, in fact, that (more…)

Perfectionism kills habits

Imagine one day you decide that you will consecrate Mondays to do the perfect vacuum cleaner session. Formulated that way, the chances are (more…)

Loop Mode (Guest Post)

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Today it’s my pleasure to open the collaborations chapter in this blog with a very special guest blogger; Raul Ojeda, from Alien Ghost, will sound familiar to some of you as a regular presence in the comments section. But if you have not visited his blog yet, do yourself a favor and make sure you enjoy his refined comments and his very acute, sometimes ironic view of life at www.alienghost.com.

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Thank you Nacho for the honor and the opportunity to be here in this amazing blog! The topic I’d like to talk about is a comparison between the way people and cars operate (or behave).

Loop Mode

In modern cars a computer controls the engine, transmission, suspension, brakes, etc. It does that by (more…)

The bear story

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In Frogs into Princes, John Grinder and Richard Bandler refer a very eloquent story about free will and systems of beliefs. The Denver zoo was being renovated, and the delivery with the polar bear (more…)

The reluctant cell

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(Intro: if you have been reading this blog for some time, maybe this story layout sounds familiar to you. I thought it would be funny to take the body simile used in this post and elaborate it a bit, by showing instead of telling. Hope you enjoy it.)

The rectal cells spit on their fists before rubbing them against their sweaty armpits. (more…)