The Little Words Mean the Most

Today's sweat stains courtesy of

this [loud!]

I spoke to 12 continents today

I'm not a total slugabed

I am a partial slugabed. Why this isn't worrying: my 1.5 hour webinar this afternoon netted $6,!!!.!!. Sure, it took 10 years to collect and curate the material. But here we are. I could sleep a lot more I think. [Thank you, world! And a thousand mentors, JBM at the head of the line.]

"You have that Mommy Zen thing working,"

I told Kivi. I was two slides into my webinar on bequests, with over 200 attendees on 12 continents and one other planet, when my computer froze and I had to reboot, wasting 10 minutes of everbody's busy day. My friend Kivi was kool. She just kept talking as I frantically (and without cursing, which can speed things along; my mic was open yk) cut the power to my main system, booted up my laptop only to find that its older OS was incompatible with GoToMeeting, all the time my desktop slowly reassembled itself on my big screen. About the same length of time it takes to make a good hamburger at home from scratch.

Then it came live. I was off and running for the next hour and a half.

Mommy Zen: "When crises happen, I just get real calm."

those Frankenstein moments

last night I devoured an entire package of pre-cooked bacon and today I am more alert than I have been in a decade

tonight I'm going for deaf

righteous deaf

I like [adore] Pineapple Percussion

Best example [loud please]: Slippery People (Live)

The 2-part structure of seminars

 

Part 1: Break yr preconceptions & yr assumptions against science

Part 2: What to do instead

 

Why flattery always works

"Confirmation Bias": We trust new info that confirms our existing views

Another only

"Another Only"

... when one "Only" just isn't enough

it happens