Stream... Meta... Context...?
StreamMetaContext.com is not intended to be sexy or exciting; but it is a sincere fun-da-mental invitation to practical peace and sustainable productivity in daily living, here and now:
"Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them."
Making more sense: "Meta-skills are not specific to any particular subject or field but are broadly applicable across various domains. For example, emotional intelligence, communication, critical thinking, self-regulation, and problem-solving. By investing in your meta-skills, you’ll become more adaptable, resilient, and self-reliant, allowing you to more easily navigate and succeed in our ever-changing world."
Your thinking is not the problem!
If anything here resonates (good, bad or indifferent),
risk a simple free email, maybe just for no reason:
Mental Confetti
Paradoxically, mindfulness refers to a fulness in which the mind is effortlessly empty.
Practical daily living, in my personal experience, can involve lots of "stuff":
attraction,
resistance,
remembering/forgetting.
In the past I easily got tired and disappointed;
I often referred to that inner state as mental confetti.
Business & Spirituality
Since decades I am fascinated with "productivity" and the nature of our natural mind; it is such a broad and rewarding field of exploration.
Practical daily living in this world, and "spirituality" are not two.
What do I really want?
There is only one Reality, and depending on our attitude we either suffer or enjoy experience.
We can freely talk for hours about no-thing at the GardenOfFriends.com to clarify and experience our shared being.
Money without ego...
Not to sell you water at the river, but if you like, I am available for hire:
to detect and debunk frictions in your practical daily operations,
not as a subject-matter expert, but as an impersonal friend, a fellow human being, a householder (wife, daughter, dog and three guinea pigs in California, planet earth).
together it's more fun, more focused..
K.I.S.S.
"Keep it simple sweetie."
Some humor does help (disco-tent.com) and the gift of looking beyond the hate-love for computer/culture (ToolsHabitsAttitudes.com).