I thought that if you liked the Nic Askew short film in last Thursday’s post, you might appreciate a re-post of one of his first films, and one of my favorites. Here it is. Enjoy. (from my March 19, 2009 blog)
EVERYTHING could be pointing the way…
Perhaps my favorite Nic Askew film ever. Enjoy! Watch it over and over. Thanks for tuning in.
Today I am sharing a 2006 film that Nic Askew recently re-screened and released, featuring his interview with success coach Michael Neill. This short film is full of nice little nuggets for you to build on. One I particularly like comes early in the film, when Michael recalls the childhood meanders of floating sticks in a stream. Sooner or later, a stick gets hung up in debris along the water’s edge.
“The stick doesn’t need therapy. It’s just stuck; it needs a nudge.”
We all get hung up on things in our lives. We get stuck by jobs, relationships, challenges and opportunities, our next move… We get confused between having been and being more, as this film wonderfully illustrates.
We all get stuck. Getting stuck doesn’t mean you need therapy. But it’s important to recognize when you need a nudge.
Do yourself a huge favor. When you get stuck, have the courage to find someone in the “nudge” business to help you get past the debris in which you’re hung up. It will be one of the best decisions you’ve ever made.
Enjoy the short film.
http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=10437763&server=vimeo.com&show_title=0&show_byline=0&show_portrait=0&color=ffffff&fullscreen=1
‘god & the chocolate ice cream’ from Nic Askew on Vimeo.
I love Nic Askew short films. I have been following him since he started Monday9am.tv, which is now called Soul Biographies. Use any one of these links to find Nic and subscribe to his wonderful, inspiring, light-shining, creative and informative films. I highly recommend it as a “5-Star Bookmark”. Now how’s that for an endorsement!
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This is a test. There is a lot of hype among social media and online marketing gurus these days about how the new “free enterprise” is just that – give it to them free. I’ll buy that (pardon the pun) for the most part, but I received an interesting email that normally I might have thrown into junk mail. This time, instead, I am trying it out.
There is utility in this (again, pardon the pun) since the freebie in question is a Registry Cleaner and my old worn-out laptop with Windows could sure use some help – lots of help. Here is the email, in it’s entirety.
Dear Mark Sturgell,
Could you please write a short review or place a link bellow to Digeus Registry Cleaner 5.4.34600 on your blog? I will give you a full-time license in exchange.
Here is the link:
Registry Cleaner
You may place this link alone without description or on existing post or create new post with a short description (language and text is up to you)
Here is a brief information about the tool:
Digeus Registry Cleaner 5.4
Award winning software starts by conducting a deep scan of your registry,
checking for file extension errors and other registry conflicts.
With Digeus Registry Cleaner you’ll see immediate increases in performance and decreases in system conflicts.
Here is the list of the most commonly reported computer problems which will be solved:
– Slow Boot up
– Longer Machine Response Time
– Unexpected System Crashes
– BSOD (Blue Screen of Death)
– Unresponsive System
– Slower Internet Browser Response
– Slow Start Up of Your Favorite Software
For more information please visit http://www.digeus.com/products/regcleaner/registry-cleaner.html
Sincerely,
Stacy Jeanne
Tech Writer
Digeus, Inc
http://www.digeus.com
Ok, there it is Stacy. Now what?
Intersection of Purpose and Now 