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Respect & Integrity
by DW Green — July 6, 2016

Living By The Golden Rule
Karma just IS
by DW Green — June 29, 2016

Karma means action
Simplicity
by DW Green — June 22, 2016
Describing his blog topic, Adam said, “Decided to do something fun and a little different this week.”So, in light of fun and different, lets talk about Roger Ramjet for a moment. Roger Ramjet was the star and namesake of the animated cartoon TV series that first aired in 1965. I loved the show. It was very funny, due in part, to its amazing simplicity. Of course, the audience was children, but the simplicity of the animation was the foundation of its humor.Simplicity in advertising design is very powerful. Less is definitely more. The use of white space brings immediate attention to the message. As Lao Tzu said in the Tao Te Ching, the what’s not there (white space) makes the what’s there (copy/image) useful.Enjoy…

Evolutionary
by DW Green — June 15, 2016

More on The Super Brain!
by DW Green — June 8, 2016

Don’t promote conflict in any area of your life.
Make peace when you can. When you can’t, walk away.
Value compassion.
Chose empathy over blame or derision.
Try not to always feel you are right.
Make a friend who is opposite of you.
Be generous of spirit.
Wean yourself off materialism in favor of inner fulfillment.
Perform one act of service every day—there is something you can always give.
Show genuine concern when someone else is in trouble. Don’t ignore signs of unhappiness.
Oppose us-versus-them thinking.
In business, practice capitalism with a conscience, giving ethical concerns as much weight as profits.We have a single overriding purpose: to unfold our potential.Enjoy the ride!...
More About Forgiveness
by DW Green — June 1, 2016

How can I be more compassionate? More self-compassionate.
How can I be more forgiving? More self-forgiving.
How can I heal this heart?We are in constant dynamic exchange with the world around us, which means our actions simultaneously touch the lives of those around us and have deeper consequences on what we feel, what we think about, and what we do.We all have made mistakes, chosen non-nourishing choices, and allowed our words & actions to hurt others – and perhaps the most unintended consequence is that we’ve created pain within and around us. We’ve pointed fingers, compared ourselves to someone else, relished in Schadenfreude (rooting for someone or something to fail), pushed people away (even when we were trying to get them to come closer), gossiped, cut off our nose to spite our face, and refused to give in so we could say “I told you so!”And then there are all the grievances, grudges, resentments, comparisons, envies, and gripes. They serve no one – they fester...read more
Adaptability
by DW Green — May 25, 2016

POPtrait
Food for Thought – Sincerity
by DW Green — May 17, 2016

Lao-Tzu, ancient Chinese philosopher and writer.
Employee Development
by DW Green — May 11, 2016

The Value of Values
by DW Green — May 4, 2016

Shunryu Suzuki