Welcome to the Good News

Sometimes we are so close, just not yet. And then, when we are ready, a tiny shift is all we need.

Machines that Almost Fall Over from Michael Kontopoulos on Vimeo.

No matter who you are, no matter how much money you have, one day you will need somebody.

And, when somebody else needs somebody, that may be you.

In 2006 and 2007, Peter Schiff repeats his prediction of the upcoming recession again and again, in the face of laughter and contempt. Looking at the clips, it is clear that he has done his homework right, while the rest of the analysts are just cruising through their weekly tv gig.

What is your message? The one that you have ringing loud and clear between your ears, the one most of us are not yet ready for?

American News Project, thank you for asking these questions!

It’s days like this that you don’t feel like doing anything.

Let today be your One Day Someday.

A friend told me this story yesterday and said “Search and you’ll find the film. I think you’ll like it.”

Here’s the film, ready for you. I think you’ll like it.

And now, that you’ve seen it, you probably realize it is a story about you, and the possibilities of your life. Every action changes the fabric of matter, time and space. Every word and thought grow roots in minds and hearts. You are always, always planting.

What are you planting today?

A girl, a notebook, an idea. In an environment saturated with commercial art, magic art inspires me. Reminds me that the commercial application is not the only criteria to judge one’s creative ideas. Magic is in the fabric of reality… magic IS the fabric of reality. I’d rather celebrate it.

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Bring your magic today.

If you don’t think of yourself as one yet, I invite you to expand the definition of an artist to include what you do and how you do it. And now, a conversation about your relationship with your art.