how to own your cliches (in writing and in life)
February 17, 2010
Seth Godin, the maestro of idea generation, posted this musing this morning about using cliches to your advantage. He starts with the wiki definition: In
Seth Godin, the maestro of idea generation, posted this musing this morning about using cliches to your advantage. He starts with the wiki definition: In
If you’ve got auto-immune disease, you probably have some bloody annoying issues with inflammation – swollen feet or hands, skin breakouts, sore joints etc. I
I watched this a while back. But decided to dig it up again because it’s so sweet. 50 People, one question: Where would you like
“Spontaneity is not made by fastness” I often get asked how long it takes me to write my weekly Sunday Life column. I know why
My philosophy right now: small, nice, gentle changes to the way you do things can drag you from the biggest of ruts and bored sludges.
Confused about soy? A number of you have asked about soy products, and how they affect thyroid issues, especially in the wake of the whole
Have you seen this? Somehow a reporter from Insider got to go into LL’s house and rummage through a wardrobe that’s taken over the apartment.
This week I try out “satisfycing” for size. The inspiration for this week’s reflection is the release of Lori Gottlieb’s Marry Him: The Case for
The scene: green tea this morning with my hung-over friend Sally The topic: a quote from a review of Antonia Fraser’s biography in which she
This is my anthem right now: Let it Go, This Too Shall Pass. Watch and listen and start your day kindly! [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJKythlXAIY[/youtube] OK Go! (the