Category: Patterns

Photo credit Fe Langdon, available on Flicker under Creative Commons.   Today I want to write about a specific mindset. This mindset, once adopted, can help you grow effectively. Let me first tell you how I discovered it. The importance of a test I have been a researcher in pattern recognition, which learns from data […]
  Sitting kills, who would say that? Sitting Kills, Moving Heals is a title of a book by Joan Vernikos. It grabs my attention. Why? Because it is a light read with an important message. Joan is an expert in stress and aging, a former director of Life Sciences at NASA. She was responsible for […]
Simplicity vs complexity Simplicity originates from seeing the Essence. [Tweet “Simplicity originates from seeing the Essence of things.”] Whether something is considered as simple or complex depends on the level of consciousness. The complex becomes simple when your understanding grows. The key to understand a problem, a concept or an event in a simple way […]
Do opinions matter? People often have opinions on things that are trivial, easily understood or based on common experience. They may either like or hate your style, your decisions or the way you rear kids. They may easily criticize your actions and your work.  How do you take it on? Are you upset or depressed […]
  Lines, circles and spirals Imagine a straight line. It can be used to measure a length or a distance. It is there. It defines a boundary. It divides. A straight line is about the number 2. Two points, the beginning and the end or moving along from the point A to the point B. […]