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Re: Sentence Tip #3 - Get Long and Loose and Conversational

Lisa Gates — Thu, 01 Mar 2007 14:02:29 -0000

Mark, I absolutely adore your site. This post is so incredibly informative. Do you edit manuscripts (guess I should look at your bio...)

Re: A Christian Comments on Godâ€™s Blog

Lisa Gates — Thu, 05 Apr 2007 11:00:39 -0000

Hi Mark,

I too am not what I would call a Bible Christian, but God is listening and, looking at the number of posts here, responding. God in and with and through all of us is having a conversation, right here, right now.

My personal spin is that I AM, the eternal I AM (also known as AUM or OM) holds that you, Marcus and Karin and Craver et al, are indeed God.

And when you pose a question to God, the answer is in you, from the IAM.

So thank you for talking to yourself, and sharing your conversation with all of us. It's quite remarkable.

Lisa

Re: A Christian Comments on Godâ€™s Blog

Lisa Gates — Thu, 05 Apr 2007 13:53:15 -0000

Hi Craver,
Thank you for your generosity, and Mark for allowing the conversation.

Stepping on your belief in God would be like stepping on myself. I think at the core of this conversation lies a love of humanity, a love of expression, and a humility that is terribly beautiful. This is why I think you are a "piece" of God.

With great respect,
Lisa

Re: A Christian Responds to Comments on His Own Blog

Lisa Gates — Thu, 05 Apr 2007 17:59:26 -0000

Mark,
I am speechless.

Re: A Christian Responds to Comments on His Own Blog

Lisa Gates — Thu, 05 Apr 2007 17:59:42 -0000

You're brilliant.

Re: Valentines Day Lessons

Lisa Gates — Wed, 14 Feb 2007 11:31:18 -0000

Rolfe, Sayo is spot on (and so is Doc of course).

Michael, Often people I work with come with a specific purpose and direction, only to realize that something is broken in some relationship, somewhere. We detour to put together what's broken, and then come back to our purpose. Marketing campaigns? Same.

Thanks for the question.

Re: Three Important Time Management Tips

Lisa Gates — Fri, 23 Feb 2007 11:05:42 -0000

Hi Mike,
I love this theme, and it comes up over and over, doesn't it? I posted not too long ago a conversation in which my client found that time was more about space. When she let go of much of the busy-ness and extraneous tasks and took a look at her commitments, suddenly all kinds of time opened up for her.

I think that task lists with by-whens are great if everything on them is aligned with a commitment. Otherwise we just doing-machines.

Lisa