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<t>Well, you could ask yourself what kind of project would be neat to have in town and then start such a project.<br/> For example in Europe there is an entrepreneur, who founded a hotel where you go to learn all that is Linux without being distracted by the usual pre-ERE workload.<br/> Personally I...

<t>Meanwhile...I got laid off, with a severance pay of three month. Will be moving together with SO within now and two month and am applying for part-time jobs, so that I have more time for Feldenkrais - yay.<br/> Favourite quote of the month because I´m talking to people about Feldenkrais-Info and ...

CPR routines also change due to new insights and trying to make the routine easier for first aid helpers to remember and apply.
And calling professional help in is vital, so hat off J_ and also thanks for the reminder.

<t>Feldenkrais<br/> <br/> Typed 9 more exercises, tried one new excercise with three different people and hope that it will alliviate the pain of a fourth when he has time. Two weeks to go until the first course starts if there are enough appliants.<br/> Met another natural-health professional, I mi...

<t>Interesting for me is: what made us strange?<br/> Last year I thought: yeah, a windfall - that equals more workshops I can participate in. This year I thought: yeah, a windfall, so much closer to FI.<br/> In between those two reactions was a submersing in this and other forums, so that my worldvi...

<t>It´s unbelievable how fast time can go by. I have the feeling, that it´s almost only yesterday, since my last "post progress"-reminder popped up. <br/> So here goes:<br/> <br/> Went to one local-entrepreneur-group meeting in a Café and was not too charmed, the colour-advice introduction was much ...

<t>"Comfort" might be seen as the "as is"-situation - and everything that is different to the existing routine (whatever that may be, low-output or high-output) could be seen as "uncomfortable". And because the "as is"-situation is so different from person to person it´s not a clear concept (anymore...

<t>Not wanting to disturb this delicious sideline that is developing in the above comments - maybe this article would be of interest? Cal Newport on how he maanged to have refreshing time while writing his PHD and a book simoultaneously.<br/> (And no, I´m not affiliated, I´m just reading through his...

<t>Can´t say much about the math, or if this would be a smart investment-move. My 2 cents would be the following:<br/> If I understand this correctly your main reason for wanting to buy that house is, that you work from home, get "cabin fever" and need to take a break from the working environment ak...

<t>Personally I find that when there is less sun I´m tending towards depression aka winter depression. And yes, I have a thyriod gland that is on the low range of functional.<br/> So thankfully I once had a natural health professional who recommende two medicines to me - one is aimed at a balancing ...

<t>Welcome to this forum - maybe even as dependent you have incoming and outgoing money? Maybe you could give us a glance into that or what kind of categories you spend money on? The blog must be costing hosting money, yes?<br/> And - this article of study hacks might be of interest for fleeting pas...

<t>Yesterday evening I was at a colour-advice introduction where (female) Entrepreneurs met. Turns out that the above mentioned flattering-coloured princess dresse could be pink - "winter"-colours are my best friends.<br/> And one of the entrepreneurs might be interested in offering her room(s) to m...

Erm - I´m a huge fan of Fight Club, although when I got other female colleagues to watch that movie they apparently saw a film full of violence and blood where I saw a a movie whith a very intriguing story and insights.

<t>@ anomie - hey thanks! I´m very happy about the biking.<br/> I would have linked the article, if I remembered the title. What I read there was something like how one member perceived the forum as being a bit on the whiny side just now and from there continuing how great live is for him and other ...

<t>Are you familiar with the essays of Paul Graham? Most of what he writes is about technical startups, but most of that could be used to inspire starting entrepreneurs in my opinion.<br/> I especially like these three:<br/> <br/> Relentlessly Resourceful<br/> <br/> The Hardest Lessons for Startups ...

<t>So this month I already had to get back some money from my setting-aside account, because I was late for several bills. I´ll be pulling back half of what I put there for this month. That should get me through the month, as I expect no further exceptional costs. One of the Feldenkrais Arrangements...

Yep - I´m also reading; Journal reading inspires me - keep it up please (everyone).

<t>Bought the books It´s all politics and The secret handshake by Kathleen Kelley Reardon Ph.D. because of the favourite books thread in this forum and because I expect to be more in contact with possible (Feldenkrais)-clients, also for work and being forewarned is being forearmed. Really looking fo...

<t>Hm, I recall a television show where they followed Italian people that adhered to their livestile as in Italy (frequent get-togethers for large dinners of the typical italian olive oil / vegetable / little meat sort) and how in that same community younger people picked up the "Western" eating and...

<r>Apparently there lives the idea that willpower is limited to a certain amount - recent studies says: not so.<br/> <URL url="http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/27/opinion/sunday/willpower-its-in-your-head.html?_r=0"><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/27/opini ... .html?_r=0">http://www.ny...