by Paul Elmore | Jan 21, 2011 | Personal Thoughts, The Therapeutic Process
My wife and I have had the same set of cooking pans for the last 18 years. They are old-school cookware—the good stuff that just can’t seem to be found these days. They’re not fancy and they’re not pretty but they cook a mean set of eggs. The...
by Paul Elmore | Nov 30, 2010 | The Therapeutic Process
There once was a man who died. When he died he left his 17 camels to his three sons. The first son was to receive 1/2 of the camels. The second son was to receive 1/3 of the camels. The fourth son was to receive 1/9 of the camels. Now the sons pondered and pondered...
by Paul Elmore | Oct 14, 2010 | The Therapeutic Process, Videos
Stacey Kramer describes how an unexpected event in her life gave her gifts she could ever imagine. Enjoy this TED Talk.
by Paul Elmore | Feb 18, 2010 | The Therapeutic Process
My wife has hit the 6 month no-kids-at-home-anymore-and-I-need-something-to-do-with-my-time-now phase of her life, so she has decided to rearrange the kitchen. I mean rearrange everything that is not nailed down. Nothing is where it has been for the last three years...
by Paul Elmore | Jan 19, 2010 | The Therapeutic Process
Being passive teaches people not to trust you. Being direct people know where they stand.
by Paul Elmore | Dec 21, 2009 | The Therapeutic Process
Seth Godin is a someone who makes me, and a lot of other people think. So, I’m not going to try and improve on what he says. Just follow this link and learn about some more reasons to fail.
