Category: Jobs&Job Culture

Often I am asked how the separation has anything to do with the workplace: how is the separation responsible for workplace misery? And do I really think that employees, not to mention business owners, will buy into such a “new age” idea as creating a workplace that operates for the highest good of all life …

I admit that it used to annoy me, to be asked to explain how it is that I advocate for a transformation in the American workplace, when I don’t have a “job.” A new acquaintance took the questioning a bit farther when I replied that, “No. I don’t have a job. I create life.” The …

It always happens that as I near the end of some grand unlearning venture, I receive what I have determined to be the next step in sealing the door shut on the separation experience. My taking of A Course of Love has come to an end. Undoubtedly, there will be occasions when I pick it …

In late May, my son and I were talking about social networking. He said that he had no idea that I, his mother, technically challenged as I can be sometimes, was on Twitter. He pulled out his cell and looked at my tweets. “Aw Ma,” he said, “You need more followers.” I knew where he …

On a recent train ride, a woman, sitting next to me, after a few minutes of introductions, asked me, “So what kind of work do you do?” I did not want to begin the response with “I am a creator, and I create life.” I haven’t yet arrived at the exact wording that would convey …