by Havi Brooks | Jul 13, 2010 | stucknesses & stuckification
When I was a yoga teacher in Tel Aviv, there was a class I liked to attend that was just incredibly slow. The simplest, most basic poses. Transitioning in and out of them at an extraordinarily slow, almost ritualistic pace. It was, technically speaking, what you could...
by Havi Brooks | Feb 9, 2009 | biggification, stuff I think about
If that word makes you want to throw up, scream, or run away … You’re in good company. Also, I happen to think that I have some fairly useful things to say on the topic. And if you’re actually cool with “marketing”, hang in there, because...
by Havi Brooks | Sep 16, 2008 | biggification, working on patterns & habits
I’m in Vancouver at the moment, taking Michael Port’s “Beyond Booked Solid” seminar. The whole “okay, your business is thriving madly, now you need better systems to keep you sane” thing. If you’re wondering how I manage to be...
by Havi Brooks | Jun 17, 2008 | my personal practice, stuff I think about, working on patterns & habits
A point is coming, but first a story A story served with wackiness. Because, believe me, I am no stranger to the ways of wacky. So, this is not at all the point, but last night I went to a yoga nidra class here in Portland. And I’m still recovering. Not my...
by Havi Brooks | Sep 10, 2007 | calm techniques, noozletter, working on patterns & habits
Gee, thanks for the paradigm shift Hanging out in the waiting room of my doctor’s office the other day, I meant to catch up on some work. Instead, I got distracted by a handout called “The Top Ten Ways to Calm Down and Get Rid of Stress”. Or...
