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Are You Answering to a Name You Didn’t Choose?

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  Are You Answering to a Name You Didn’t Choose? https://www.spreaker.com/episode/stripping-the-labels-the-power-of-self-definition--71490701 We step out the door and the world starts throwing labels like wet blankets. "Minority." "At-risk." "Disadvantaged." We wear them until they feel like skin, but they are just heavy burdens designed to slow our velocity. Today on Tha Daily Spark, we’re talking about the "Princess with the Crooked Back" and why her teacher, Sage, called her self-perceptions "noise." We’re looking at the trap of "blind velocity"—the modern obsession with moving forward so fast that we forget to turn back and fetch the values that actually sustain us. Is your "progress" just a fast-paced escape from your true self? Call to Inaction: Drop the tool that doesn't fit your hand; the forest is cleared by the sharpest mind, not the busiest. Stop asking permission to define your own reality. Today, id...
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Change in the Journey's Podcast

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Beginning with my next live broadcast I will add Google+ hangouts to the broadcast. I have been experimenting with the idea, and will launch it on my next live broadcast. The idea is to provide video and another way to interact with my audience. The show will  broadcast on youtube  and allow the listener to respond immediately as well as participate in my experiment with emergence. The listener will be able to send direct messages as well as share their thoughts on the shows notepad. The idea is to have people  share insights disappointments, ideas, discussion points and etc. with the entire audience. Everyone that checks into the hangout will be able to use the notepad and leave their mark on the show. The one negative is that i will have to mute myself from the discussion. I will be able to hear (maybe), but I will not be able to speak while the show is running.  Because I will be broadcasting over Youtube there is no limit to how many people can tune in a...
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