by Havi Brooks | Nov 23, 2010 | my personal practice
The day before yesterday I was watching myself studiously avoiding a thing, in a variety of clever and fabulous ways. After taking the appropriate amount of time (ninety seconds?) to admire my smoking hot avoidance skills, I went back to what I know. Namely: I know...
by Havi Brooks | May 5, 2010 | biggification
We talk a lot here about how scary it can be to be seen. Also about the longing to be seen — seen by certain people. To be acknowledged for what you have done or who you are. The safety of not being found versus the desire to be found. I’ve written about...
by Havi Brooks | Feb 17, 2010 | stucknesses & stuckification
A baby is a tiny, sweet thing. With tiny, sweet toes. Pure potential. But completely there. Babies need: love, protection, caring, acknowledgment, rest, nourishment, space to grow, quiet, comfort, people to smile at it, more love… Babies do not need: noise,...
by Havi Brooks | Mar 3, 2009 | stucknesses & stuckification
“Why haven’t I been doing more?” So I was reading this blog post by Emma called Havi, hope, and an unexpected hero. Yes, I will read your blog post if it has my name in the title but it has to be really, really fascinating (yes, even beyond that) for...
by Havi Brooks | Oct 29, 2008 | mindful time management
We talked Monday about how time management is kind of a waste of time and that it’s really all about examining your relationship to time and then finding ways to make that relationship work better. Hmmm. Working on a relationship sounds kind of a lot of …....