Category Archives: Agreements

Australia gets the largest observation wheel in the southern hemisphere. This redesign is quite radical but really reflects what we consider is essentially Australia.

In the past tradition seemed to give us some degree of certainty. We knew when and who to marry and why; because everyone else was doing the same. Tradition meant safety in numbers and the majority ruled. Today, more than … Continue reading →

What about this Steve, here is my latest definition of conversation and what it is for. “Conversations are for converting our own reality into quality agreements, using our past complaints, future warnings, and present feelings. “ So my question would … Continue reading →

Sherlock Cracks the Case.

I think that whoever created so-called “Positive Psychology” should be willing to accept a rethink of their theories. For example, calling themselves “positive” automatically makes every other psychology person, that thinks differently, to be a “Negative Psychologist”. It seems to me that … Continue reading →

Past It used to be that most people spent their life in one relationship, for better or worse, even when the “worse” was more than the “better”. Present Now it seems that most people spend their life in many relationships … Continue reading →

I learned something new today; that I can choose whatever emotion I want for myself, anytime, anywhere, at any level, from any stimulus or environment. I can also choose to accept or reject any emotion from someone else. I don’t … Continue reading →

“In most debates, people seem to be trying to convince one another, but all they can hope for is new arguments to convince themselves”      Nassim Nicholas Taleb

My rough take on what some Positive Psychologists call unavoidable emotions. Here is the quote from one such academic from Harvard sent me: “The fact that we have emotions is unavoidable.  No person is exempt from them.  I consider these … Continue reading →

“It is a very recent disease to mistake the unobservable for the nonexistent; but some are plagued with the the worse disease of mistaking the unobserved for the unobservable” Nassim Nicholas Taleb