Tag: questions

  • The Quality of the Question

    The Quality of the Question

    You can tell alot about a person by the Quality of the Questions they ask. We ask questions of people and try to figure out who they are by their answers. That’s how most people do it. Judge by the answers. Here’s the thing with answers. They can be tailor…

  • Giving Grace

    Giving Grace

    I was telling a friend today – whenever I think about grace, I always think about it in the context of receiving it.  It’s always a good thing to receive grace right?  I love my friends that are gracious. But what about giving grace.  Do you think about what it…

  • Everyone Eavesdrops

    Everyone Eavesdrops

    Tonight, I tweeted that I was wondering where the word “bobby pin” came from.  I had a few responses, but a new friend Natalie tweeted back the answer.  She also said that she didn’t “mean to eavesdrop” to which I tweeted back – Everyone Eavesdrops, it’s Twitter. It used to…

  • Your Sidekick and Identity

    Your Sidekick and Identity

    If you had a sidekick, what would that tell me about your identity?  Would your sidekick be funny?  Would you sidekick be prettier?  Would you sidekick actually stand by your side?  Would your sidekick make you better or cover up your – what’s not better?  Would your sidekick need a…

  • Blogging = Safe for Questions

    Blogging = Safe for Questions

    Inherent with blogging is asking questions.  Typically, the questions are unanswerable.  It’s a place to process and think through things.  We write about whatever is bothering us.  We write through what we’re processing through.  A blog is a great place to do that. The only people that don’t understand that…

  • How I Read a Facebook Profile

    How I Read a Facebook Profile

    Have you ever thought about how you read a Facebook profile.  I’ve never thought about it, but I am going to try and describe what I do when I read one. I think the first thing that I look for are the Identity cues in the profile. Of course there…

  • The Nature of Questions

    The Nature of Questions

    Disclaimer: I try to keep my posts to about 100 words.  It doesn’t always happen.  If I can articulate one idea in a post, I’m good, but this post like many others will probably lead to more questions and reactions. I was thinking about the Nature of Questions.  I am…

  • Do You Need Help Figuring Out Your Identity?

    Do You Need Help Figuring Out Your Identity?

    I’d love to help you if I can.  How can I claim to be an Identity Specialist if I cannot at help you figure out your identity?  I can at least help with basic questions.  I can at least give you some of the theory.  I realize that I share…

  • Nuance and Old Age

    nu·ance  (näns, ny-, n-äns, ny-) n.  1. A subtle or slight degree of difference, as in meaning, feeling, or tone; a gradation. 2. Expression or appreciation of subtle shades of meaning, feeling, or tone I spent some time with a friend of mine today.  I was gonna say that he was…

  • Is Perfect Important?

    seth question – is perfect important? failure accompanies everything.

  • What? How?

    Making the oil spill my responsibility – at least doing my part about it.

  • Life and Questions

    So how do you handle life and questions?  You like that I started with a question? I was thinking about this today.  I was wondering why is it that when we have questions – that we need answers.  Is it a western mindset?  Is it just an American thing?  Is…