A study recently came out that says Darwin may have been wrong about "survival of the fittest".  This information came from researchers at the University of Bristol in England that was published in Biology Letters.  They say finding the right "living space" may be more important than natural selection.  Of course, there are many other scientists charging that the data this study is based on is being misinterpreted. Or that perhaps, even that the data itself is wrong.

What Is the Purpose of Life? You Decide and the Universe Supports You. 10 years ago I studied with a Spiritual Teacher that taught, “You decide and the Universe Supports you.”  Having a background in Project Management and a bias to planning and managing my life, this value fit into my personal value and belief system. At that time I also learned about the law of synchronicity and allowing the universe it to bring the correct people and opportunities into your purpose of life.

I was talking with a good friend the other day about a knee complaint her 12-year-old son was having after starting to run Cross Country for the first time. She said, "I need help." Her son was already very athletic, playing competitive travel baseball, as well as middle school baseball. He did plyometric training three times per week as well and did moderate (low weight) strength training in the gym. Basically, he was very fit and in shape.

Ever notice how we are our own worst critic? The mirror does have two faces and, unfortunately, in most cases the image we see looking back at us is grossly distorted. Thus, we decide we need to change things NOW.

British Airways suffered a blow today and they probably don't even know it yet...and they probably never will. I just read an article on the "Business In Blue Jeans" blog. The author of this article was giving tips about customer service primarily by illustrating through a personal story how British Airways did it wrong.

John Castagnini - Founder and CEO of Inspired Authors and Thank God I... has been invited to attend the Authors Night at the East Hampton Library, Saturday, August 14, 2010, at 5pm.

I do a lot of traveling which gives me a wonderful opportunity to connect with people and I get the privilege to indulge in my favorite past time – people observing!

The Perfect Idea in Managing my life, appreciation of events and emotions

The first time I discussed The Perfect Idea with John Castagnin, I was totally unprepared and pleasantly surprised.  His first question to me was to define The Perfect Idea - and even though I read the definition while taking the class - my mind went to my comfortable definition of what is perfectisionism instead of defining it within the context of Read more