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Doing Just One Thing
My coach sent me this last week. Man, does this guy really get me. This post was not only useful, it was not written in a pseudo-spiritual West-Coast dialect by an energy-healer who … you get the picture.
Here’s an excerpt from the post:
“Just one thing” is different from “one thing at a time” or [...]
Zen to Done
If you’re like me, you want to be a Highly Effective Person with 7 (or 8 ) great Habits. You also want to be a master of Getting Things Done. However, you, like me, don’t really jive with the whole system. Every duck in a row leaves no room to just go with the flow, [...]
Review: Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind, by Shunryu Suzuki
What it is: This book is a transcription of talks on Zen Buddhist practice that Zen Master Shunryu Suzuki delivered to a small sitting group in Los Altos California in 1970. He came down from San Francisco once a week to join the group’s meditation periods, and afterwards answered their questions, encouraged them in [...]
Review: I Am That, by Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj
What it is: “I Am That” is a collection of transcripted talks of the teachings of an Indian spiritual teacher who went by the name Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj. As Amazon.com says, “‘I Am That’ preserves Maharaj’s dialogues with the followers who came from around the world seeking his guidance in destroying false identities. The [...]
Review: Way of the Peaceful Warrior by Dan Millman
What it is: This book is about one man’s journey from a path destined for success in traditional terms, to a path that defines success in more universal terms. In plain English, Dan is an athlete, smart, destined for a wife, a “good” job, and a pretty standard day-to-day. Throughout the book, he discovers deeper [...]
Review: The 4-Hour Workweek, by Timothy Ferriss
What it is: The 4 Hour Workweek is a book about designing your lifestyle to inform your job as opposed to your job informing your lifestyle. It outlines strategies for delegating, streamling and outsourcing tasks (yes to India or China) to free up time and stress so that you can do the things you [...]
How to get from a 7 to a 10
What it is: Another post from the personal development guru, Steve Pavlina. This article puts your “life rating” in context. Would you look at your life and rate it a 7? Well, Steve shows you that you’re not only a 3, but 10 is a myth. Being a 10 is all about movement on the [...]
‘Stop It!’ Therapy
What it is: At GrowthPop we think it’s important to try new things and have fun doing it. We found this video of a new therapy technique that we thought was fun…don’t try this at home, it’s for professionals only.
Growth Potential: Fix all your problems in 5 minutes? I’m in.
Pop Potential: Not so sure about [...]
Review: The Celestine Prophecy Movie
What it is: A terrible movie based on a (I’ve heard) reasonably cool, impactful book.
Growth Potential: Did I mention that this movie was terrible? Oh, okay, well it’s terrible. Really. No, I’m not kidding, it’s possibly the worst film I’ve ever seen. Uh-huh, in my whole life. Yes, I’ve seen a lot of movies, yep. [...]
Review: The Game, by Neil Strauss
What it is: ‘The Game’ chronicles 2 years of the life of Rolling Stone columnist, Neil Strauss, as he infiltrates a society of Pick Up Artists and transforms his skills with women. Strauss goes from a self-described “chick repellant”‘ to, well, the self-described “best pickup artist in the world.” Through his tales, readers learn [...]

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