Part of your wisdom portfolio We presented a proposal recently. It was an intense session, and the customer probed us on many aspects of the solution and financials. It went well, and when we gathered for a debrief afterwards, our leader said, ‘I think we did a good job. We had all the answers!’ In […]
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Part of your wisdom portfolio Isn’t it astonishing that we can actually choose what to think, how to feel and what to do? We make decisions and act on them daily, every hour and minute. Large decisions stand out in our minds, but if we observe ourselves closely for a while, we’ll see the many
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Emanations of the Philosophy of Life Instinct The world is on the brink of disaster if we go by what daily TV and newspapers tell us. We know things are not so dire but still can’t look away. And who hasn’t felt like lashing out at some blatantly offensive instant message and realised they’re getting
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Part of your wisdom portfolio Are you searching for answers? Are you feeling down? Are you agitated? Do you need a spark? You’ll find solutions and inspiration in these popular lines from The Philosophy of Life Instinct. Consider each one, then click the picture to read the corresponding chapter of the book. Part I The
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Part of your wisdom portfolio I don’t curse, cuss, swear, use expletives, profane, or utter obscenities. I have often wondered why I am so and thought I would share my ‘stream-of-thought’ with you. It may entertain you, and in this big world, there may be some like me who’ll tell me so. Is it my
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Emanations of the Philosophy of Life Instinct Read the poem aloud, dear reader, and you’ll find a rhythm and enjoy it more than reading it silently. Where Does It Feel Like Home? My eyes open in pretty Interlaken at dawn,The hotel’s been lovely, and two days gone,It’s beautiful like many places we roam,But why do
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What an observer saw My name is Linel. I am a Life Observer for the Global Government of Proximus, the largest planet in the Proxima Centauri star system. My job is to observe and record life on the planets in the 125th celestial square. There are 2,578 Life Observers, or Lifobs as we are popularly known,
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Emanations of the Philosophy of Life Instinct It was a balmy evening, and we were strolling on a beach in South Goa. The sun low on the horizon was casting a golden glow over the Arabian sea, a few straggling trawlers, swaying palms, and feathery clouds. A river entered the sea nearby, birds were squawking
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This is how I go about my work Hello, I am Shashi’s Life Instinct. Would you like to hear about a day in my life? I think you would, for you have your personal Life Instinct, who’s just like me. Without us, there would be no Shashi and no you. See how we look out
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No one wants the real me anymore As a living, breathing human, I’m no fun nor essential company for anyone anymore. I can’t supply a major pleasure or the many little Dopamine hits everyone I know craves. When I speak to people, they remain engrossed in reading or typing on their devices more often than not.
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