From the archives… a tip from The Simplifier #61 (April 2008). The image was added today just for fun. Just as your cell phone has an impact on your daily life, so do the computer programs you use. Choosing a new software program out of a sea of possibilities can be daunting. You start learning [...]

The last post ended up in a medical airlift rescue due to the dangers of inadequate transition time. Now let’s take transition time to the mindfulness camp. The photo is what some of us did at the end of the Wisdom 2.0 Conference. “Wha’ the–,” you may ask. Indeed. At the end of the second [...]

When I was a bicycle tour guide in Italy, I remember rounding the corner in the support van to find one of our clients, Joe, in the middle of the road, on the ground, screaming in pain. Joe was in his ’70s, and had already had a few hip and knee replacement surgeries. He had [...]

I’m coming back into my Self after six days of non-routine mornings. I don’t have a problem with taking a day off here and there, like for a lazy Sunday morning, but after six consecutive days is like insta-Ramen for disaster. This morning there were no 7 a.m. meetings, no excuse for a lazy Monday [...]

A few days delay in posting this one. Why continue the simplifying campaign when people seem so resistant to change? This video explains the why it’s worth it to keep on making waves!

The one-hundred-fifth issue of the Project Simplify newsletter The Simplifier, titled “A New Day on Solid Ground”, is now archived on our newsletter archives page. (There is also an audio version of this newsletter, available here.) Here is a brief summary of the contents: 1. A Note from Shawn The basics never go out of [...]

Here is the audio edition of our newsletter The Simplifier Issue #5.10 – “A new day on solid ground”. NOTE: The links that are mentioned throughout this recording can be found in the web version of this newsletter. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] (If you don’t see an audio player or link above, [...]