SainNoSoSmart at this point!
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Might be an OK scope, but I could not get the software to work on two computers:
Sony with XP
Dell with Win7 64
Link in instructions goes nowhere.
No support.
Went to site and could not find a software download.
This is half-baked software that needs work.
SainNoSoSmart at this point!
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As the 20th Century was put to rest, and we ushered in the 21st, we've seen massive technological advances. Whether it be faster and more stable computers & internet connections, Blackberries, MySpace, Facebook, Twitter and even recently Amazon launched it's Kindle. We've been overwhelmed by technology, whether we have come to terms with it or not.

Wisdom 2.0 teaches valuable lessons on relinquishing the grasp our new attachment to technology has on us, and what we can do to slow down the need to be constantly plugged in all the time. I for one am a HUGE techno-abuser, whether I'm right here typing away, checking my Facebook, E-mail (incessantly) I'm nearly always plugged in.

Soren Gordhamer has laid it all out simply, with various exercises to practice. Soren is not saying we need to completely stop using these things we enjoy, but can teach us how to cope with the stresses we cause ourselves.

We are constantly over-stimulated. Stop right now and think when the last time you checked your e-mail? 10 minutes ago? 5 minutes ago? 30 seconds ago? Has it really been that long? How about Facebook?

The practical exercises that are laid out are meant to focus us back, to get the creative juices of our minds flowing, the one's that become stagnant after hours of staring at the screen. Soren gives us the creative ability back, allowing us even just an extra moment away- ok, maybe more than but that I'm still working on the exercises alright?
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I don't want to be Hugh Howey (I get seasick in an hour, so living on a boat would not suit me) or even to be exactly like him. For better or worse, I'm me, Esteemed Reader, and you're you and Hugh's Hugh, so that's who's who:) But I learned early in life that one of the easiest ways to compensate for not being especially brilliant is to watch brilliant people, try and figure out what they're doing and why, then use that to improve what I'm doing. Why else do you think I've been collecting all these writer interviews over the years?

Fortunately for me, Hugh is currently publishing his Wayfinding series, which is literally his advice on how to live a better life. I've been hooked since the first volume and can't recommend these books strongly enough. Today is Middle Grade Ninja history as Hugh is about to become the first  author I've ever asked an additional 7 questions, and it all came about because I was pestering him to please, please publish more Wayfinding with a quickness.

I left organized religion behind more than a decade ago, yet each Wayfinding installment feels like a Bible study devotional--but with like facts and science and common sense:) I can read them with my coffee and spend my morning pondering some weighty issues in ways I haven't seen them presented elsewhere and I don't have to take any of it on faith because Hugh isn't using information I can't easily verify (such as divine inspiration). It should be noted that Wayfinding is far more respectful toward religion and individual beliefs than I'm being--it's a bad habit of mine.

The topics of each volume vary and though it's clear to me an argument is being built, I'm not sure exactly where Hugh's going and I'd be happy if this series were to continue on for years. I've read my share of self-help books and as a rule, I don't care for the genre. Wayfinding is different because Hugh states emphatically throughout that he might be wrong, so you know I and other Wayfinders aren't going to end up in a compound somewhere:) He's just giving his opinion on better living and even when I disagree with him, I feel my own outlook is enhanced by having at least considered his point of view. At a buck apiece, or free for Kindle Unlimited users, you owe it to yourself to try this series out.

I've been eating healthier for a time and exercising more and though I started that before Wayfinding, I honestly feel the series has helped and my belt has tightened a couple notches as I've been reading, probably because I stopped eating movie theater popcorn. My word count is also up, which is good news for those of you Esteemed Readers who've been craving another nasty horror novel (details coming soon). The story is now partly about multiple character's inherent lack of willpower because Hugh focused my attention on the subject, which means he'll probably pop up in the acknowledgements.
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Now this makes absolute since!!!  Finally some truth for us to live by!!!
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The questions seem to be getting harder (and they were already hard) but this is still my favorite skill! There are occasional issues such as Alexa not understanding my response, interrupting during a response, and/or the game freezing but I have had fewer problems than most of the reviews here. I love being able to play catch-up days!
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A genuine Brain-teaser (tormentor?) from The Great Courses! This is a "Course for the New Millenium", which delves fearlessly into any number of Modern shibboleths. Friedrich Nietzsche would be proud of you, Prof. Goldman. A great pity that it's not available in DVD format? Anyway, let us be thankful that it EXISTS!
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Just bought with my new iPad and read in 1 Go! Tanks for your insights & inspirations!
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Ajowyo!!! Cheers to this foundational piece. As a Ifa student of the Americas, I believe this work is a necessary "first read" in a sea of misinformation.
This is a GREAT place for the new & old to start and refresh. It is my urgent prayer that the ignorance and baleful disregard cease, giving way to the majestic beautyand elegance of Ifa worship. In my own practice "the doors of the church are opened" I am overwhelmed, overjoyed and everso grateful!!!!!
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Definitely a mental exercise in concentration! Beautiful results so far, but don't talk to me while I'm counting:-)
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A bit of insight from the other side.  Now to read what he has to say in the next 2 !
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I'm a visual person, and though this is pretty technical stuff, it is helping me to "speak with" my own body and help re-align myself. I really appreciate his information, but would like even more pictures!
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I got the books and DVDs and CD and dove in. I learned a lot. Like most people, I had been under the impression that a small percentage of people are gifted with some kind of talent. It's like they hit the lottery.  But Dr. Leaf shows how we all have unique gifts and are heavily weighted in some area.  So I started putting this to the test and playing to my strengths, which Dr. Leaf's materials helped me to isolate.  Just this has relieved a lot of stress and now I want to challenge myself more and push my brain.  Before this I thought that a 57 year old is beginning that slow decline and you must simply accept it.  Actually this was just an excuse for my intellectual laziness.  Thank you Dr. Leaf for getting me to turn off the TV, my brain had become a couch potato!
  My wife also enjoyed the material about male/female differences, a lot of "aha" moments there!
  Dr. Leaf is on the cutting edge and has put this material in a format that is easy to understand, and the humor helps!  You don't need a PHd to understand these principles, just 10 to 20 hours of study and reflection and prayer.  Believe me, you will get insights into yourself and will be able to chart a better course for your life, recognizing the purpose that God has for you that only you can do!  So find out what that "it" is!  Your life will take on new meaning.  The time you spend with this material will be pivotal in your life!
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A must read to understand where things are going if we don't do something quick!!! (yesterday?!)
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I've just started reading the One Plan and now understand how so many of the self help books, proper eating and motivational books should be applied together to create the best entire outcome = the connection of body, mind and soul.  I'm only at weeks 1-2 but have consciously made a small shift in my thinking and even my husband has noticed a more present "me".
I'm excited to move forward during the next year and will do my personal best to adhere to the plan...it's for my best interest and I believe for those around me.  I want to help others by setting an example and help myself by being the example and am truly excited for my future...which I couldn't have said a month ago.
In just over one tiny week I feel better and more present and happier.
Thank you Yogi Cameron for helping so many through your TV show (how I discovered you) and through the One Plan.  Here's to our future!
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Just paged through it at this point... looks amazing though!  I will have to report back on it later!
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All the news at your fingertips!!  What you need to know.....NOW!
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I was barely starting the book when I started suggesting it to others.

I like his writing style.

I like his product = information to stop crowding your life with nonsense.

I like taking my time applying it. My fav so far are the Comfort Challenge.  And since I am going as an exchange student for a year...this is very -propos!

Thanks, Tim!