Entries Tagged as 'Advice'
Certifiable Serendipity and Pseudo Boyfriend Number Two
March 28th, 2008 · No Comments
I didn’t go snowboarding this week because I didn’t like the weather report, which turned out to be too inaccurate for trip-planning purposes. Grr!
So instead, I went to yoga class. Riding my bike home, who should I encounter riding his bike to work? None other than Pseudo Boyfriend #2, the one whose calls this January I did not return.
Tags: Advice · Literary Fiction · Love and Sex · Movies Worth Watching · Relationships
Love Smart: Get out of your Comfort Zone and into the Game
March 24th, 2008 · No Comments
So my mother thinks I need help in the dating department—and after my fiasco with Manny the ski instructor (see How Not to Get a Date: Just Say No), who could disagree? She told me to read Love Smart by Dr Phil.
Tags: Advice · Emotional Freedom · Personal Success · Relationships
Pesky Prepositions and Anonymous Grammar Nazis
March 16th, 2008 · No Comments
Last night at a party I had a fun little conversation with Heidi Kearsley, a successful real estate agent with Wells&Bennett in Oakland California. Heidi recently sent out postcards, the kind agents send out to drum up business.
Tags: Advice · Emotional Freedom · Non Fiction · Social Psychology
Better Posture: Why Can’t We Bend Over with Straight Backs?
January 14th, 2008 · No Comments
Who else but Spain’s Pedro Almodovar would show us examples of perfect posture?
I just watched his All About My Mother (1999) Golden Globe winner for best foreign language film. The actors all stand with long straight backs and they bend and stoop with long straight backs.
Tags: Advice · Health and Happiness · Movies Worth Watching
How to See Yourself As You Really Are
January 8th, 2008 · No Comments
Well, I wouldn’t purport to know how myself as I really am, but His Holiness the Dalai Lama has a very interesting starting point that he explains in How to See Yourself as You Really Are (2006).
Tags: Advice · Emotional Freedom · Health and Happiness