Comments on: Who We Are to Each Other http://www.billfrase.com/2010/06/24/who-we-are-to-each-other/ The Official Place for Everything Associated with Bill Frase Wed, 15 Dec 2010 19:46:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Bill Frase http://www.billfrase.com/2010/06/24/who-we-are-to-each-other/comment-page-1/#comment-408 Bill Frase Sun, 27 Jun 2010 08:08:43 +0000 http://www.spiritualdynamicscoaching.com/?p=510#comment-408 Don, Thanks so much for you kind comments! Yes, I would love to connect with you about the fear of flying thing. I'm writing a book on my philosophy of success and I'm using airplane flight as a metaphor to help explain my key ideas and concepts related to my philosophy of holistic success. Again, thank you for being so generous! Since you asked about procrastination, I'll put up a post on that topic this morning. I'm not sure I have any posts that are specifically on that topic right now! Thanks so much! Blessings! Don,

Thanks so much for you kind comments! Yes, I would love to connect with you about the fear of flying thing. I’m writing a book on my philosophy of success and I’m using airplane flight as a metaphor to help explain my key ideas and concepts related to my philosophy of holistic success.

Again, thank you for being so generous! Since you asked about procrastination, I’ll put up a post on that topic this morning. I’m not sure I have any posts that are specifically on that topic right now! Thanks so much!

Blessings!

]]> By: Don Rankl http://www.billfrase.com/2010/06/24/who-we-are-to-each-other/comment-page-1/#comment-407 Don Rankl Sun, 27 Jun 2010 06:43:40 +0000 http://www.spiritualdynamicscoaching.com/?p=510#comment-407 One should never trust a man who doesn't cry. Sometimes I think the tears are a way for us to be reminded that we had much more available to contribute to so many but chose to be impatient or lazy. In times of being overwhelmed with the opportunities that should have been taken one never wants to admit that we are human and less than perfect. I believe it is from the times we were "carried over someones head" at a point we most needed it that we actually learn to be abundantly compassionate and willing to serve others - no strings attached. Thinking we can reach a point where we can notice every anxiety, fill every need and serve all that hurt is a task too large for one. Sharing a tear or two with others says I committ to "carrying someone over my head" as often as I'm able but if we all work together the load becomes lighter. I've been enjoying your insight and appreciate your video. I may need to reread any of your blog sections on procrastination. As I recall I was supposed to pass on some thoughts on the fears of flying. Let me know if you still need anything along those lines. One should never trust a man who doesn’t cry. Sometimes I think the tears are a way for us to be reminded that we had much more available to contribute to so many but chose to be impatient or lazy. In times of being overwhelmed with the opportunities that should have been taken one never wants to admit that we are human and less than perfect. I believe it is from the times we were “carried over someones head” at a point we most needed it that we actually learn to be abundantly compassionate and willing to serve others – no strings attached. Thinking we can reach a point where we can notice every anxiety, fill every need and serve all that hurt is a task too large for one. Sharing a tear or two with others says I committ to “carrying someone over my head” as often as I’m able but if we all work together the load becomes lighter.

I’ve been enjoying your insight and appreciate your video. I may need to reread any of your blog sections on procrastination. As I recall I was supposed to pass on some thoughts on the fears of flying. Let me know if you still need anything along those lines.

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