True Voice Process – A Conversation with Alan Little
by Boysen Hodgson As has been said … necessity is often the mother of invention. Alan Little thought he had it all worked out, and then it all started crumbling. In some new ways, it still is. But the slippery slope from ‘I’ve got this all figured out,’ to ‘What the heck is going on!?’ happens in different ways for different folks. In Alan’s case, it helped him arrive at a moment of clarity...
Sublime and the Drugs
By Gonzalo Salinas On May 25th 1996, Bud Gaugh, drummer for the Californian band Sublime, reported to the police that his friend Brad, leader of the band, had disappeared. After trying to call him ten times he stopped because it kept going directly to voicemail. Nobody had any information. It had been a wild night: they played at a festival in San Francisco and after searching without any results, Bud returned to the hotel where the...
Three Hidden Powers of Vulnerability
By Chris Kyle When I was a kid, I can’t tell you how many times I heard phrases like these: “just suck it up, Kyle”; “don’t cry – the strongest don’t cry”; “what are you, a pussy?”; “don’t get too excited”; “tone it down…”; “I don’t want to hear how you feel about it, just do it”; and “don’t get angry with me...
The Evolution of Mission
by Stephen Simmer The ManKind Project teaches mission as a powerful access point to living a vibrant, connected, and empowered life. 1. NEED is the child-position: I need love, and no matter what relationship I have, I am reaching out to be loved (or reaching out for peace, justice,whatever value). I feel helpless to get love without someone giving it to me. All I can do is plead and complain, with the hope that someone responds...
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