Comments on: Why Listening to Other People is a Big Mistake http://www.thriveagainstthegrain.com/2008/why-listening-to-other-people-is-a-big-mistake/ Helping you take the road less traveled with complete confidence Thu, 11 Mar 2010 06:09:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Results from the Killer Titles Group Writing Project } Group Writing Projects http://www.thriveagainstthegrain.com/2008/why-listening-to-other-people-is-a-big-mistake/comment-page-1/#comment-45 Results from the Killer Titles Group Writing Project } Group Writing Projects Mon, 01 Sep 2008 07:07:59 +0000 http://www.thriveagainstthegrain.com/?p=148#comment-45 [...] Why Listening to Other People is a Big Mistake by Laura [...] [...] Why Listening to Other People is a Big Mistake by Laura [...]

]]> By: laura http://www.thriveagainstthegrain.com/2008/why-listening-to-other-people-is-a-big-mistake/comment-page-1/#comment-44 laura Sun, 31 Aug 2008 15:33:45 +0000 http://www.thriveagainstthegrain.com/?p=148#comment-44 Great wisdom in these comments. Looking outside ourselves IS a way of avoiding responsibility for our own lives. Beautifully put, CK! And kudos to Laurie for keeping focus despite skepicism. That takes courage and confidence. Also, want to share a post that embodies the still moments I speak of: Idara writes of taking gulps of healing silence here: http://onelightmessenger.blogspot.com/2008/08/taking-gulps-of-healing-silence-like.html. The writing on this blog is calm and peaceful. Just read to feel the tension melting. (Also, Idara graciously cites my blog on hers, which is how I was introduced to it. She also uses the analogy of GPS which is fascinating to me: did I pick that up without realizing? It's possible! It's such an apt description that it may have just bubbled up for me later. In that case, THANK you Idara for the inspiration!) If you like the writing on this blog, you'll find complimentary thinking on Adventures on the Journey: http://onelightmessenger.blogspot.com/ Great wisdom in these comments. Looking outside ourselves IS a way of avoiding responsibility for our own lives. Beautifully put, CK!

And kudos to Laurie for keeping focus despite skepicism. That takes courage and confidence.

Also, want to share a post that embodies the still moments I speak of: Idara writes of taking gulps of healing silence here: http://onelightmessenger.blogspot.com/2008/08/taking-gulps-of-healing-silence-like.html. The writing on this blog is calm and peaceful. Just read to feel the tension melting.

(Also, Idara graciously cites my blog on hers, which is how I was introduced to it. She also uses the analogy of GPS which is fascinating to me: did I pick that up without realizing? It’s possible! It’s such an apt description that it may have just bubbled up for me later. In that case, THANK you Idara for the inspiration!)

If you like the writing on this blog, you’ll find complimentary thinking on Adventures on the Journey: http://onelightmessenger.blogspot.com/

]]> By: Laurie/Halo Secretar http://www.thriveagainstthegrain.com/2008/why-listening-to-other-people-is-a-big-mistake/comment-page-1/#comment-41 Laurie/Halo Secretar Fri, 29 Aug 2008 18:56:59 +0000 http://www.thriveagainstthegrain.com/?p=148#comment-41 Great title for the contest! I totally agree that we have to learn to listen to ourselves. I think to do otherwise is to set yourself up for failure. With respect to my business venture I get a lot of skepticism so I keep everything to myself and share once I start achieving success. Then I don't even get the negative comments! Great title for the contest! I totally agree that we have to learn to listen to ourselves. I think to do otherwise is to set yourself up for failure. With respect to my business venture I get a lot of skepticism so I keep everything to myself and share once I start achieving success. Then I don’t even get the negative comments!

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