THE ESSENCE OF LIFE by Gregg Krech “The essence of life is that it’s challenging. Sometimes it is...
Archive for category: Mental Wellness
The Best Unproductive Day Possible
Gregg Krech, , Acceptance, Mental Wellness, Taking Action, ToDo Institute, Action, Getting Things Done, Purpose, Taking Action, 0The Best Unproductive Day Possible Just as I was recovering from a bike accident, we discovered a tumor in...
The Power of Momentum
Gregg Krech, , Kaizen, Mental Wellness, Morita Therapy, Taking Action, ToDo Institute, Action, Getting Things Done, Procrastination, Taking Action, 0We’re on the 13th day of our Taking Action program. How do you make progress on what’s truly important?...
It’s Better for Your Brain to be Working Out, Than Zoning Out
Gregg Krech, , Health, Mental Wellness, ToDo Institute, Exercise, mental health, Mental Wellness, Neuroscience, 0. . As we age we try to find strategies to make life easier. IPhones, GPS, Remote controllers, and...
Your Life Raft
Gregg Krech, , Attention/Mindfulness, Mental Wellness, ToDo Institute, Attention, Mental Wellness, Mindfulness, 0by Gregg Krech You will not find happiness on the path of Self-Preoccupation. You need to abandon that ship....
We Begin Again
Gregg Krech, , Acceptance, Attention/Mindfulness, Mental Wellness, ToDo Institute, Action, Attention, Getting Things Done, mental health, Mindfulness, Purpose, resilience, 5The Parable A senior monk and a young monk were traveling together. At one point, they came to...
When Things Are Going Smoothly, You Are Likely to Slip
Gregg Krech, , Acceptance, Mental Wellness, Taking Action, ToDo Institute, buddhism, resilience, Thirty Thousand Days, Zen, 1“When Things Are Going Smoothly, You Are Likely to Slip” – Ho Sen Last night I heard the sound...
Self-Reflection Program Begins TOMORROW!
Linda Anderson Krech, , Acceptance, Attention/Mindfulness, Mental Wellness, Relationships, ToDo Institute, Attention, japan compassion, mental health, naikan, Relationships, 0Many years ago I worked with an art therapist named Christine at a state psychiatric hospital. I still remember...