No Pain, No Gain
In the early 80s, the marketing slogan “no pain, no gain” became the motto for exercising the body’s muscles to the point of fatigue where
Helen Maupin March 13, 2012
In the early 80s, the marketing slogan “no pain, no gain” became the motto for exercising the body’s muscles to the point of fatigue where
The prospect of e-publishing my latest and longest developing book, Creating Space – The Practice of Transformation, Volume 1, is close at hand. March is
In last week’s blog, I commented on the rightness and restfulness of finding the middle ground between extreme choices. Because this balancing act is being
The posture of yoga is steady and easy. It is realized by relaxing one’s effort and resting like the cosmic serpent on the waters of
Upon some reflection, I feel the loss of solid ground and the shifting sands of a new beginning taking hold of me. In this case,
Currently, I am working with a new group of clients who are all transitioning from one career to another. As can emerge, when change is
Are you a New Year’s resolution maker? Do you need a little inspiration this year to trigger what is important to you? Each of us
The key to keeping your balance is knowing when you’ve lost it. After a 3-week hiatus from blogging, I am grateful to say, “I’m back.”
You must not lose faith in humanity. Humanity is an ocean; if a few drops of the ocean are dirty, the ocean does not become
I feel very blessed today — fatigued but blessed. I returned home from several days of creative collaboration with six cherished friends. We did not
Most of us are taught to believe we are human beings when in actuality we are spirits being human. Our human aspect is a temporary
As futurists predicted, corporate social responsibility programs are growing faster than economic recovery. Most participating enterprises are seizing this opportunity to enhance their competitive
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