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So, I was thinking about the Osho Playfulness card, and found myself on a small journey. First, I stumbled into a cute little flash movie about fun.
You can find it at Eight Principles. I watched the little presentation, found it enjoyable and next thing you know I'm answering questions like this one: Like a little more fun in your life? And signing up for this: A free 5 part e-course: The Five Questions for a Life of Fun, Inspiration and Action. It's short. It's practical. And it's free.
So, starting tomorrow, it looks like I'll be investigating how to have a life of Fun, Inspiration, and Action. I'll let you know how it goes, and if it's interesting, I'll post it here or on The Prosperity Project. In the mean time, I really like the principles - especially that first one - Stop Following the Rules. I think I'm going to do a series of posts on them. Look for it sometime after Christmas. I'm going to see if I can find some fun pictures to illustrate each one.
They also have another flash movie: The 5.75 Questions You've Been Avoiding! Interestingly, I avoided watching it. LOL. If you happen to check it out, let me know if it's worth a look see.
2 Comments:
The questions you were avoiding just builds on the 8 principles. It was worth the watch but you have to watch it at least twice. Once to watch twice to write down the questions so that you can apply them to yourself. The graphics are great just like the 8 principles of fun.
Ok, cool!
I got the first installment of my e course on A Life of Fun etc. I think I'll blog it at the prosperity project. It's somewhat elementary... and yet it's something I never seem to find "time" to do.
So, I'm thinking that if I blog it there, maybe that will give me the incentive to actually DO it.
I'm wondering if it's the same as whats on the 5.75 questions thingy. I guess I'll have to stop avoiding and go look!
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