Think about something you want — a relationship, a career path, a personal goal. Does it scare you? Is it something YOU honestly want (verses “should” want or others want for you)? This is what I believe. A quick “formula” to test if you should pursue something or not: Option 1: This scares me and it’s not…
Anything worth doing, is worth doing badly. No one’s born an expert, master, or with great talent. Everybody starts as a n00b. But if it’s worth doing well someday — start today, f*ck it up, do it badly… Just start. Just try. It’s okay to fail. Fail miserably. Fail spectacularly. Mess it up, screw it…
Spiritual Background In 2003, I had a mystical “one with God and the universe” supernatural experience, that showed me how everyone and everything is interconnected and unconditional love is the most important thing in the universe. I’ve been a spiritual explorer all my life, always seeking a personal connection and relationship with God/Source/Creator. I’ve been…
I just went through a guided meditation/hypnotic regression to remember my life on the other side, before coming to Earth and being born into this body. Prior to this, I’ve had certain glimpses, micro memories, impressions, and fragments… which I’ve talked about a little in some interviews and YouTube videos. But it was always limited…
Man, I am such a workaholic. Like seriously, it’s an addiction. I can’t — stop — thinking — about work! And not in the good way, like, “I love my job so much, I’m so excited, I can’t wait to do it again!” Ironically, the work I love doing (writing, acting, etc) is well enjoyed…
I just found out that a friend I knew in college passed away. We weren’t that close. He was more of a mutual friend, that I occasionally met and saw through other friends. But he was still one of my favorite people. He had a great energy, personality, he loved everybody… you could feel it….
In the stillness, in the silence, new answers and new possibilities can emerge. Sometimes, doing nothing can lead to doing/becoming something meaningful, something important. There is a mysterious power in being centered and at peace, neither striving nor seeking, not growing or becoming; simply being. Simply resting. Simply doing and attempting nothing. There’s a strange…