~Thoughts on finding my autonomy. Stephan MR. Covey stands up, raises both his hands in a sweeping gesture and says, “You know the saying, that fish discover water last. They’re so immersed in it, so close to it, they hardly know that they’re swimming in it. Humans are like that with trust.” Not twenty minutes … More Swimming in the Now
How can we ease the stress and give back some autonomy to our loved ones? Gentoo Inc. might have the breakthrough to answer that question. … More Patient Autonomy; Folded in a Vest
After writing a post regarding women and our role as practitioners and as those who should encourage patient autonomy, a few readers commented asking about the policies that have been implemented to ensure this. Now being a Canadian studying in the United States, I thought it only fair that I write something from a North … More Women: our role in Health Care Policy
This post is on power, and how women have it in spades when it comes to (more than one) but predominantly one important issue fought and coveted the world over: healthcare. … More Women: Getting it Done (Part 1)
Now, now, now. Just because I don’t think it’s something to shake your head at, I’m not going to walk up to someone and force them to follow my point of view. She doesn’t like it, that’s fine. But I don’t think she’s doing any favours for herself or “woman-kind” when she judges women who do. … More More or LESS 😉
Quickly now, a few thoughts before I trek to school for my Business and Global Societies lecture with Joanne Lawrence. By the end of this Bowie will mean individualism and he will also signify sticking it to the man (in some respects). I’ll also touch on not buying what’s being sold and selling, well, yourself. … More You are Incorporated
“If you want to conquer the anxiety of life, live in the moment, live in the breath.” ~Amit Ray I opened the pane-glass door in the front room and took a step out in my sock-feet. You see, the snow finally descended and I was the excited child obsessed with catching a snow-flake on my … More In Through the Nose, Out Through the Mouth
Trust me, (and this is for myself as much as it is for you) it’ll be like breakfast with a side of nobel (remember Confucius) bacon if you reflect. … More A Side of Noble Bacon
Attitude is necessary. Like Ego–everyone has one, even Mother Teresa had an ego. Psychologists today describe the Ego as a physical entity and as long as you’re alive–you will have one. But where does it all go wrong? When does sass become a depressive shtick? When does a well-warranted disapproving pout turn into a perma-frown? … More Attitude: Why it may need a makeover
So he’s an expert on violent and compassionless murder, BUT like shielding his mind from all these revealing women and their lustful bodies. FEAR the boobies.
… More Boobs Over Bombs
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