Our imprint is permanent
No matter where you live, you are responsible for the imprint you make upon our Earth. We need to believe ins workable, achievable solutions.
What is attraction?
Attraction is completely subjective because it is personal. What attracts you to someone – a physical feature, personality trait, or something else?
Is there more to life?
What is it we want from ourselves? Is what we do all there is to life? Dian Brown questions this feeling that creates our need to search for meaning.
Is your life just karmic?
We empower ourselves and our lives once we understand where the control of it is, says Dian Brown. She considers the role fate and karma play in our lives.
Regret and choice
The toughest critic you will ever face is yourself, so remember considering the consequences of your decisions before you make them.
Time starts now
You have a divine right to be happy, and if something isn’t working in your life you are allowed to change it. So go ahead, change the way you see yourself.
A personal timetable
When Dian Brown was teaching time management skills to secondary students, she would have them draw a weekly time-table.
Balance the inner and outer you
We realised we were more than the things we did and the roles we had. We understood that, no matter what we do, life will go by.
Stopping the clock
How does life become so consuming that we lose our identity and determine that our personal needs just don’t matter? Dian Brown asks the question.
