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Eric Vance Walton
@ericvancewalton
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Write. Save. Travel. Repeat.
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sundaymeditationseries
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RE: SUNDAY MEDITATION SERIES (#9) - How You Do Anything Is How You Do Everything
Good point! Less (but better quality) can be more in more ways than one.
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sundaymeditationseries
1y
RE: SUNDAY MEDITATION SERIES (#9) - How You Do Anything Is How You Do Everything
Thank you @lydon.sipe! It's so good to hear from you and I hope you and the family are doing well.
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sundaymeditationseries
1y
RE: SUNDAY MEDITATION SERIES (#9) - How You Do Anything Is How You Do Everything
I've learned to try to embrace it in the last few years but it doesn't come naturally and I don't expect it from others, just myself. When I do slow down and take more care tasks almost become meditative
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sundaymeditationseries
1y
RE: SUNDAY MEDITATION SERIES (#9) - How You Do Anything Is How You Do Everything
It was the same way with our generation here in the US. Most of the world's citizens, especially Gen X and older, were conditioned from a very young age to follow orders and to be worker-bees because the
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rant
1y
RE: Cold Turkey
I'm so sorry, Rebecca. This isn't good news for the Romanian people. However, I like what you say about creating and existing in your own reality. Do you have waves of immigrants coming into the country
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sundaymeditationseries
1y
RE: SUNDAY MEDITATION SERIES (#9) - How You Do Anything Is How You Do Everything
In many cases, yes. More focus in our work = less rework and mistakes. Each of us have to find the our own balance in terms of quality vs. quantity. Obsessing over getting each thing absolutely perfect
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Silver Bloggers
1y
RE: Time for a Change
Oh, I had forgotten that your other son was still there. There's so much to that ancestral-memory theory! I felt in in England too—such a strange familiarity. No problem at all, reach out at any time if
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hive
1y
RE: Follow Friday: KYC to FML
One hundred percent. I still enjoy it too, the day I stop feeling that enjoyment will be the day I bow out. Shake Shack here in the States is taking BTC now. There's no way I'd spend BTC to buy a burger
ericvancewalton
hive
1y
RE: Follow Friday: KYC to FML
Yeah, it's crazy. The identity/personal data-theft aspect of these hacks are far more concerning than just losing coins.
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Silver Bloggers
1y
RE: Time for a Change
That would be a challenging decision to make. Have you considered moving to The Netherlands to be closer to your son? They have excellent medical/social services there. I'd probably be moving somewhere
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Silver Bloggers
1y
RE: Time for a Change
I'm so glad to hear SA isn't as bad as the news portrays it to be! It sounds like your neighborhood is doing all the right things. I'm sure the right place will appear when the time is right. It always
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ThoughtfulDailyPost
1y
RE: A Few Rotten Apples
I remain optimistic! The signal-to-noise ration is so high now in the self-published book market that an author almost has to go viral to sell as many copies as they could a decade ago. If nothing else
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hive
1y
RE: Follow Friday: KYC to FML
For sure, it reminds me of the Matrix scene where thousands of Mr. Smiths are attacking Neo. Hive is ever-evolving, the content creator demographics shift as token prices fluctuate. I'm noticing way less
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Silver Bloggers
1y
RE: Time for a Change
Oh, you've decided to sell! I worry about you all there. The news here in America is painting a very concerning picture about how unsafe it's getting in South Africa for people of European descent. I don't
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TravelFeed
1y
RE: Why You Shouldn't Sit on the Ground in Japan
There's seems to be a steep cultural learning-curve there. How long did it take for you to get fully acclimated? We have a friend whose taught in Tokyo for almost thirty years and he says there are still
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Informationwar
1y
RE: Are You Ready For Extraterrestrial Visits?
As someone whose had a few direct experiences I know they're real and they've been here with humanity for a long time. I think they may be directly influencing our evolution as well. I believe you're right,
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Urban Exploration
1y
RE: Tales of the Urban Explorer: Westfield House
Cathedral Hill's homes are, mostly, intact now. There were lots of abandoned mansions there between the 1960's and mid-1970's though. If things continue to go as they are now though we'll probably see
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books
1y
RE: The Day Has Finally Arrived…
Thank you! I really appreciate it!
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ThoughtfulDailyPost
1y
RE: A Few Rotten Apples
That's awesome. It's so good to push ourselves out of our comfort zones. Hmm, I'm not sure why the pre-order isn't showing on your end. I bet you're right, I bet Amazon restricts certain markets. It's
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health
1y
RE: What If Happiness Is Everything?
I know! I see people masking up here all the time when they're alone and outdoors. I don't get it either. I think it just provides them with a false sense of security. I think some people have contracted
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