Author Archives: Barak
Getting out of the Grumpies: Notice, Get Curious, Play.
Find yourself stuck in the Grumpies? Not sure how you got there, how long you’ll stay there, or how to get out? Fear not! The answer is closer than you think . . . Continue reading
The Awkward Holiday Situation Escape Route
It’s been a long while since we sent an email to our many subscribers–after two years of regularly sending them out, we fell off th eface of the Earth for a while. It feels good to be back!!! Do you … Continue reading
WHY TIME MANAGEMENT WILL NEVER WORK FOR TWO-THIRDS OF US
And isn’t much better for 90% of everyone else We spend a lot of time, money and energy trying to manage our time. For some of us, it works easily. For most of us, it doesn’t. Mainly we end up … Continue reading
You Don’t Have Time to Read This Blog
I just read a blog post about time management for lazy people. By the time I was done, my head was spinning. It listed seventy-two things to do, and wisdom from three very smart and talented masters of time management. … Continue reading
Treasure in the New England Woods
Keeping on the Autumn theme, here’s another way to learn from leaves. Treasure Hunters notice things other people miss. And when they notice them, they continue on and get curious. It’s a huge part of Treasure Hunt, that simple ability … Continue reading
How you can lose 10 pounds, travel all summer and turn into a leaf
Or, how I gave up trying to fix things, and found myself slim and in Maine. Continue reading
What Are You Already Paying Attention To?
These two Treasure Hunts will train you to notice how your brain works, and will help you put your attention on the things that are important to you and that make you deeply happy. Before you start, you may want … Continue reading
Don’t Lose Your Three Year Old. (And, Be Happy.)
I run a teen leadership program at my snow sports school near Seattle. This fun program produces some of our greatest instructors; they teach three-year-olds to ski in the morning, and then go exploring with me in the afternoon. Last … Continue reading
