Archive for October, 2010
I’m Doing It But Not Because Nike Said To
My mom’s favorite song is “Just the Way You Are” by Billy Joel. He says he loves me just the way I am and, while that’s nice, it’s not working for me anymore. Sorry, Billy, I need to change. BIG time. And isn’t that what this blog is about anyway? Come on, Billy, get with the [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 12 so far )How to Learn Through Ignorance
Also Titled: God, Assumptions & Opportunity Part 2 This is a continuation of my last post which talked about the necessity of understanding the evolution of our bodies to gain greater insight regarding our function within the Franklin Method®. I’m Catholic which means my kids are Catholic which means my kids attend Catholic school. Okay, [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 2 so far )God, Assumptions & Opportunity Part 1
My Dad’s wisest words were spoken to me at a young age: “Don’t assume. It makes an ASS out U and ME.” Some day I’ll write a post on all of the invaluable wisdom he has imparted to me over the years, but this one sparkling gem has been incredibly valuable to my Franklin Method® [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 8 so far )Rob Lowe won’t cure anxiety but a smile can
My good friend, Chris Wight, knows I’m a movement nerd so he sent me this article by Wynne Parry titled: Practicing Certain Poses Creates a Sense of Power. There is a lot of good stuff in this research, but what jumped out at me first was this passage regarding embodiment: “This study is part of [...]
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