Comments for Possibility Virus http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog Catch the Possibility Virus for a life of fun, inspiration and action Sat, 04 Jul 2009 23:17:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 Comment on Outside the Lines - How Did Your First 90 Days Go? by Possibility Virus » Blog Archive » Outside the Lines: How many days do you have left? http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/2009/03/11/outside-the-lines-how-did-your-first-90-days-go/#comment-10049 Possibility Virus » Blog Archive » Outside the Lines: How many days do you have left? Fri, 03 Jul 2009 22:03:34 +0000 http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/?p=707#comment-10049 [...] Get tactical. Think about the next 90 days. I wrote about the power of planning in 90 day “chunks” a little while ago, and you can read some specific tactics to do just that here. [...] [...] Get tactical. Think about the next 90 days. I wrote about the power of planning in 90 day “chunks” a little while ago, and you can read some specific tactics to do just that here. [...]

]]> Comment on Outside the Lines - Why are you resisting Great Work? by Mino Sullivan http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/2009/06/10/outside-the-lines-why-are-you-resisting-great-work/#comment-9354 Mino Sullivan Thu, 11 Jun 2009 11:26:28 +0000 http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/?p=916#comment-9354 Hi Michael, Thanks for another great newsletter! Your ideas inspire me each time I read them. Hope you'll keep 'em coming. Warm regards, Mino Hi Michael,
Thanks for another great newsletter! Your ideas inspire me each time I read them. Hope you’ll keep ‘em coming.
Warm regards,
Mino

]]> Comment on Outside the Lines - Why are you resisting Great Work? by Radim http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/2009/06/10/outside-the-lines-why-are-you-resisting-great-work/#comment-9350 Radim Thu, 11 Jun 2009 05:37:23 +0000 http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/?p=916#comment-9350 Dear Michael, thank you for this fresh mindshower! Clear, to the point. I feel like you are using my inside language which I am not able to clarify. Thanks and all the best, Radim Dear Michael,
thank you for this fresh mindshower! Clear, to the point. I feel like you are using my inside language which I am not able to clarify.
Thanks and all the best,
Radim

]]> Comment on Outside the Lines - Our readers around the world by Bel http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/2008/01/29/outside-the-lines-our-readers-around-the-world/#comment-9218 Bel Tue, 02 Jun 2009 15:52:50 +0000 http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/2008/01/29/outside-the-lines-our-readers-around-the-world/#comment-9218 Saludos desde venezuela, He estado recibiendo sus comunicaciones a menudo, y me han parecido muy interesantes. Sin embargo me gustaria saber si pueden enviarlas en español, ya que al leer en ingles, por no ser mi lengua materna, pierdo muchos detalles de las mismas, Gracias. Bel Saludos desde venezuela,
He estado recibiendo sus comunicaciones a menudo, y me han parecido muy interesantes.
Sin embargo me gustaria saber si pueden enviarlas en español, ya que al leer en ingles, por no ser mi lengua materna, pierdo muchos detalles de las mismas,
Gracias.
Bel

]]> Comment on GhostShip - Beautiful jewellery made by a beautiful friend by Marcella http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/2009/05/21/ghostship-beautiful-jewellery-made-by-beautiful-friend/#comment-9094 Marcella Fri, 29 May 2009 19:58:56 +0000 http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/?p=879#comment-9094 ah her fame grows! ah her fame grows!

]]> Comment on OTL - Who’s Got Your Back? by Michael http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/2009/05/12/otl-whos-got-your-back/#comment-8613 Michael Thu, 14 May 2009 12:07:16 +0000 http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/?p=822#comment-8613 Thanks for the great comments so far. I'm very glad the personal nature of the article struck a chord with many of you. I'm certainly talented at being as confused, lonely and doubting as many of you ... although I do have my good days too! Thanks for the great comments so far. I’m very glad the personal nature of the article struck a chord with many of you. I’m certainly talented at being as confused, lonely and doubting as many of you … although I do have my good days too!

]]> Comment on OTL - Who’s Got Your Back? by Susan http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/2009/05/12/otl-whos-got-your-back/#comment-8611 Susan Thu, 14 May 2009 11:18:20 +0000 http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/?p=822#comment-8611 Perfectly timed, Michael! And the personal-reflective makes it live, so I can say, "Oh, yes! I've been there too!" Now, to expand the circle...thanks so much! Perfectly timed, Michael! And the personal-reflective makes it live, so I can say, “Oh, yes! I’ve been there too!” Now, to expand the circle…thanks so much!

]]> Comment on OTL - Who’s Got Your Back? by ng http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/2009/05/12/otl-whos-got-your-back/#comment-8610 ng Thu, 14 May 2009 10:55:58 +0000 http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/?p=822#comment-8610 Great words. And the timing couldn't have been better for me. Thank you. Great words. And the timing couldn’t have been better for me. Thank you.

]]> Comment on OTL - Who’s Got Your Back? by Jordy http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/2009/05/12/otl-whos-got-your-back/#comment-8603 Jordy Thu, 14 May 2009 07:27:23 +0000 http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/?p=822#comment-8603 Hi Micheal, As always an inspiring blog. Af far as your third question goes: it's not too much me me me, because I recognize myself in the examples about you: "I spend time setting 90-day goals ..., I have a strong tendency to forget them." - I have the exact same problem! "Underneath my laid-back, nice-guy personality, beats the heart of someone who’s driven, obsessed, ambitious…. It’s not a bad thing, (per se) and I continue to work to balance the focus that energy can give me against the joylessness these can sometimes generate" - Oh man, I could have written this. Getting lost in joylessness because I haven't reached my goals yet... Luckilly I recognize the progress I make most of the time, which keep the joylessness contained, but it is still a b*tch. I also have the tendency to downplay results I have accomplished, because I just want to let go and move on once a deaddline has passed. Next time I will celebrate bigtime (when my master thesis is done and I graduate next month). Thanks for the good advice (again :) )and I will definitely keep looking for my great work! Jordy, the Netherlands Hi Micheal,

As always an inspiring blog. Af far as your third question goes: it’s not too much me me me, because I recognize myself in the examples about you:

“I spend time setting 90-day goals …, I have a strong tendency to forget them.” - I have the exact same problem!

“Underneath my laid-back, nice-guy personality, beats the heart of someone who’s driven, obsessed, ambitious…. It’s not a bad thing, (per se) and I continue to work to balance the focus that energy can give me against the joylessness these can sometimes generate”
- Oh man, I could have written this. Getting lost in joylessness because I haven’t reached my goals yet… Luckilly I recognize the progress I make most of the time, which keep the joylessness contained, but it is still a b*tch.
I also have the tendency to downplay results I have accomplished, because I just want to let go and move on once a deaddline has passed. Next time I will celebrate bigtime (when my master thesis is done and I graduate next month).

Thanks for the good advice (again :) )and I will definitely keep looking for my great work!
Jordy, the Netherlands

]]> Comment on OTL - Who’s Got Your Back? by Caroline http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/2009/05/12/otl-whos-got-your-back/#comment-8602 Caroline Thu, 14 May 2009 06:11:23 +0000 http://www.possibilityvirus.com/blog/?p=822#comment-8602 Wonderful article - and the self-reflective, make it personal, is critical. Without that you are guru and we are peons, and we keep thinking our struggles are due to our fundamental incompetence (or whatever our pet hangup is). By being open about your struggle AND how you manage it, you invite us to be open about ours (at least to ourselves!). Thank you! Wonderful article - and the self-reflective, make it personal, is critical. Without that you are guru and we are peons, and we keep thinking our struggles are due to our fundamental incompetence (or whatever our pet hangup is). By being open about your struggle AND how you manage it, you invite us to be open about ours (at least to ourselves!).

Thank you!

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