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Your Work as a Calling
One of the most positive transitions you can make is from viewing your work as a job to viewing it as a calling. A job is an exchange of energy in which you do a material task and someone provides money in exchange. A calling, however, is an organic field of energy that emerges from the deepest aspects of who you are. It is the fulfillment of what God has created you to be and do.
Approaching your work as a job versus approaching it as a calling makes all the difference in whether or not you dwell in the miraculous universe. You have a calling simply because you are alive. You have a calling because you are a child of God. You have a calling because you are on this earth with a divine purpose: to rise to the level of your highest creative possibility, expressing all that you are intellectually, emotionally, psychologically, and physically in order to make the universe a more beautiful place.
via The Law of Divine Compensation
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Hashtag Highlight: #followmeto with @muradosmann and @yourleo
Russian photographer Murad Osmann (@muradosmann) and his girlfriend Nataly Zakharova (@yourleo) travel constantly for work and they’ve come up with a unique and romantic perspective for sharing their experiences around the globe on Instagram that has caught the attention of publications like the Daily Mail and the Huffington Post. The entire project actually started as an accident: “I was taking pictures of everything and Nataly got annoyed, so she dragged me forward to move on. That’s how the first #followmeto was taken, and I quite liked the result so we have continued the series ever since.” Murad started using the hashtag #followmeto to catalog photos of Nataly leading him to landmarks and exotic places.
Be sure to follow Murad (@muradosmann) and Nataly (@yourleo) on Instagram for more of their around-the-world photos and a behind-the-scenes look at how to take them yourself!
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Reality is not perception. But perception is reality.
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TheTriune.co
Off the launchpad - the new online home for The Triune -> TheTriune.co
The Triune from CrossFit Central on Vimeo.
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movement.
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Play Well.
I love seeing the evolution of a company, particularly one that stands the test of time for multiple decades. And I especially love the visual evolution of a brand.
Did. You. Know:“The Lego Group began in the workshop of Ole Kirk Christiansen, a carpenter from Billund, Denmark, who began making wooden toys in 1932. In 1934, his company came to be called “Lego”, from the Danish phrase leg godt, which means ‘play well’.” LEGO also remains a family run business, passing from father to son and is now owned by Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen, a grandchild of the founder.
The LEGO LOGO through the years: 1936 - 2012.
picture via Design Boom
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Sex Hormones & Vegetarians? Um, yes.
One of the biggest questions in the nutrition world is about cleansing. There is a desire in our world to have quick results and quick fixes. Most cleanses you find on the market today are just that, a quick fix and highly unhealthy and even dangerous in some…
VERY Interesting article via Crystal Nelson. She offers great information on the importance of cleansing. But what’s more fascinating is the history lesson on where vegetarianism really comes from.
“If you don’t want to produce sex hormones, if you want to be infertile, and if you don’t want to have any sexual desire, then the vegan diet is the right diet to follow…” -
There are three things that a child can teach an adult:
To be happy for no reason; to be always busy doing something;
And to know how to demand - with all one’s might - what one wants.(Paulo Coelho)
Nicole Hughes
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writing. photography. film. travel. brand development. media. crossfit...red wine.
brandologist @ CrossFit Central
editor in chief @ The Triune Magazine
obsessed with all things creative...believes life should be like a movie...thinking if there were only a soundtrack to our lives our challenges would be much more entertaining....
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