by Ali Schiller | Dec 12, 2013
Jeff Olson, author of The Slight Edge, has a brilliant section in his book that addresses the funk that we all find ourselves in from time to time. He puts it really well in this passage: “I don’t think it matters how successful you are, the funk is still... by Ali Schiller | Dec 5, 2013
This month I’ll be thinking and working a lot with integrity. Money is always an easy entry point into the topic of integrity since we can have tension, guilt, remorse, and many other forms of “energy leakage” when it comes to money. So to start out... by Ali Schiller | Nov 27, 2013
Last year I wrote a post called Practicing Massive Gratitude and it was about making a practice out of being grateful. Over the year I have seen the impact of intentionally being grateful. I started with trying to change my thoughts around what I didn’t have as... by Ali Schiller | Nov 21, 2013
I have been having a lot of fun exploring techniques for getting centered and connected. I am coming across so much great material from some of the greatest teachers of our time and all of it is out there for us to access if we are just take the time to look. My new... by Ali Schiller | Nov 4, 2013
Last week was really interesting because I carried around for days and days the idea of getting older, not 40 or 50 or 60 but really considered what it would be like to be 75, 85, and even 95 and what that would feel like. It started from a simple and honest question... by Ali Schiller | Oct 23, 2013
We view making commitments and the accountability required to keep those commitments, as being analogous to working out at the gym. The more you do it the stronger you become. I often say it’s like building a muscle, that muscle is courage. Courage is defined...
