It reminded me of living life as an artist, synchronicity, and getting a break — all from the intuitive, inspirational side of living — when it is dark, and you dream and your self-defeating thoughts keep you awake.
“The Tau of Steves: What You Don’t Know Could Fill a Book”
“5” Steve Nash, 45: “You don’t have to explain everything you do, not even to yourself. In fact, today, explaining would only slow you down, diminish the mystery and put a damper on the magic.” Aquarius
I may have heard the phrase “inner life” from a podcast.
Hi and welcome to Saturday’s Episode 2 in Season 3 of “TauBits for the Taking” on this 27th day of February in the winter of 2021 — which is a three-year examination of how bits of wisdom changed during the “normal” pre-pandemic year and then in the pandemic year, and now months after.
Evidence
It reminded me of living life as an artist, synchronicity, and getting a break — all from the intuitive, inspirational side of living — when it is dark, and you dream and your self-defeating thoughts keep you awake.
How do you face the day?
Do you avoid and procrastinate or meet your challenges head on?
Following instincts?
We’re all animals basically.
What’s driving us?
From a spiritual center?
Are there laws we don’t yet understand?
What about coincidences?
What about intuition and hunches?
You could say Zahn’s Holiday Tau fit perfectly as did each of the other three Steves into my theme of the day.
“5” Steve Zahn, 51: “When they ask you why you made X choice instead of Y choice, you may not have a great line of reasoning to impart. Suffice it to say, much comes to you by way of human instinct.” Scorpio
Random ones that make me want change my sign.
So, today so not my birthday, but I can definitely use it. This is coming to you in Pages by Apple. I chose it because it can convert into a book format. Trust me, I’m confused. Should I select a book template that I haven’t tried before? Or, should I revert back to what I chose for “The Knowledge Labs” series? Either way my passion extinguished.
Today’s Holiday Birthday.
You’ll realize how you were holding on for dear life to something that’s not even buoyant. A new perspective will have you dropping the thing that makes you work so hard to stay afloat (both emotionally and fiscally) in favor of a truly light and protective entity that will make your journey a pleasure.
Given that I just stole someone else’s birthday, I should only consider what’s rightfully mine, Emma the Baroness’, Henry Winkler’s and Steve Zahn’s. I’m rating it high for silliness and counter-productivity states.
“5” Steve Howey, 42: “Even driven people don’t get after it at top speed through the whole journey. Comfort, sleep, inactivity, silliness and even counter-productivity are all states that have a place in the cycle of growth and attainment.” Cancer
Just the other day I curated an article for my digital magazine, “San Francisco Region” about Lawrence Ferlinghetti who died after reaching 101 years old. I was taken with his quote about San Francisco and the community that grew around “City Lights” as a founder and co-owner: “’
You could come here and start anything you wanted.’ But in recent years he said it had become ‘an artistic theme park without artists.’” Isn’t if fitting that the Holiday Tau for the coach of the Golden State Warriors might reflect Ferlinghetti’s art of poetry and living life “out there” not in books.
“5” Steve Kerr, 54: “As for the art of loving and the art of being alone, both curriculums exist in the same Fine Arts Building at the University of Life. They are sister programs in the interdisciplinary track.” Libra
Enough said, right Nash? There comes a time when you just have get with the flow and react to the situation in play.
“5” Steve Nash, 45: “You don’t have to explain everything you do, not even to yourself. In fact, today, explaining would only slow you down, diminish the mystery and put a damper on the magic.” Aquarius
What’s Going On …
Shifting Opportunities
Smart Moves
Long-Form
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- “Fantasyland: How America Went Haywire: A 500-Year History” by Kurt Andersen Both of us, Emma the Baroness and I, have been processing the acquittal of our ex-President — not really being surprised by the “Big Lie” promoting followers in the Senate, but more disappointed after seeing new video documentation of the insurrection and detailed evidence time lines. I return to Kurt Andersen’s book “Fantasyland” to help me through the process of filtering the unfolding events.
Progress and Procrastination
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- Procrastination — Lost a full day replacing my 2000 Toyota 4-Runner with a leased Honda CR-V
Working on the Business
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- Today 1342 Flipboard users follow one or more of my 35 digital magazines.
Inspired by Holiday Mathis – Creators Syndicate
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