I stared at the ad with mixed thoughts. “A comprehensive program that includes a traditionally structured Budo training and a learning of natural functions of body and mind. Our purpose is self-improvement, Personal Excellence, using traditional Japanese Budo such as Aiki Jujitus and Karate-do that are based on Nihonn Kokoro (Japanese traditional spirit).” It went […]
Over 50,000 people read my article about The Working Dead yesterday. Consequently, my email inbox had 400 new messages today. Nearly every message was a supportive one. I couldn’t respond to all 400 emails, so please forgive me if I didn’t reply to you. Know that I’m truly grateful for your interest, participation, and support […]
My former co-worker took personal calls on his cell phone while at work. His conversations always started the same way: Co-worker: Sup? Caller: Sup. What ya doin’? Co-worker: Nothing. Working. Both answers were accurate. That’s because at this job, doing nothing was still considered “work” if you were on the clock. In other words, the […]
Mary, a LifeReboot.com reader, recently asked my opinion on “The Secret.” Somewhat confused, I wrote her back asking “What Secret?” She was surprised I hadn’t heard of it. The Secret is making headlines around the world, she claimed. There’s a book about it. There’s a DVD about it. There’s an episode of Oprah about it. […]
Today is Blog Action Day 2007. This means that over 15,000 blogs will be uniting to write about one subject: Our environment. I’ll be the first to point out that this is off-topic. LifeReboot is not a blog dedicated to saving the world. LifeReboot does, however, support the idea of creating positive change — and […]
