Sage Lewis

Zazen Posture Zazen (pictured above) when done correctly means taking the correct posture and entrusting everything to it. It leads to many good things: better circulation, allieviated congestion, lessened excitability, better digestion…

Once you take the correct posture in life, you can allow whatever may happen, happen. The outcome is no longer your responsibility. . . . → Read More: Zazen Posture – What I learned in Yoga today

Here’s a great Healthcare M&A blog: Steve’s Blog: If It’s Not Medicare, It’s Medicaid

This is a very nice article about positive thinking… very inspirational, very encouraging. blah blah.

This dude ran with the bulls in Pamplona. WHAT AM I DOING WITH MY LIFE!!! He was a rifleman in the marines in Vietnam and he ran with the bulls in Pamplona. I can’t take it.

I have . . . → Read More: Bob Parsons Ran With The Bulls In Pamplona

This speech is so good, it’s joining the all time great viral pieces found on the internet. It’s so good, you almost have to think it’s a hoax. But it’s not, you can read the text of the address right here on the Stanford site: Steve Jobs Commencement Speech at Stanford

And I do . . . → Read More: Steve Jobs Commencement Speech at Stanford – My Take

OK. This is morbid and funny. My friend Joe just put up a blog that will feature all the ways you can die. I don’t know why, but I laugh just thinking about it. I must be in that kind of mood. Oh yeah, and it’s titled: Death, Death, Death That’s just hiliarious. The . . . → Read More: Death, Death, Death

I have this peculiar habit when I’m feeling down. It’s going to be hard to describe specifically. But it’s something along the lines of: no one else must ever feel this way. No one else must be worried, weak and just mired down in it.

No no. That’s not quite it.

Scared, alone, not . . . → Read More: Introspection

This is a useful site. I thought this morning that a collection of CEO blogs would be interesting. I’m glad to see Debbie has already jumped on the idea.

Nice work Debbie! BlogWrite for CEOs by Debbie Weil