Brief intro

It’s been a while hasn’t it. I haven’t updated Dymaxion sleep posts in two-three weeks now. All on purpose though.

As you may have noticed, this is not my main focus on dancePROOF. I’d much rather write something to do with personal development, or love, or society, or something else thought provoking. Something that has to do with me helping people out (and not talking about myself). Thus I decided that I will write an update on my Dymaxion sleeping habits every first Monday of every month.

I also have a confession to make. I haven’t been so anal-retentive about the whole “keeping perfect track of everything I do”. You can’t blame me though, I’ve been busy. Performances to perform, schools to teach, family to take care of, business to handle, and the oh so familiar “money issues” to take care of. As you can probably see I haven’t updated my Flickr photos or my Twitter updates in about two-three weeks as well. To all those that continued to check in on them, disappointed daily due to my lack of posting, I apologize. January was a hectic month.

So here’s to February. Here’s to me finally making a “flexible” schedule so that I don’t fuck up again, and let people down. And here’s to me actually talking about what you came here for, Dymaxion sleep.

Throughout my “lifestyle design” journey I discovered a few eBooks that showed me that a better life was in fact possible. I don’t think you should just take my word for it, though. Never believe anything without being skeptic about it first is my motto. For example, there are a ton of free books out there (not just ten).

But, being the generous soul that I am (self-praise is good for you ), I’ve decided to offer you ten of the best eBooks I’ve read on personal development, doing what you love, questioning life, lifestyle design, and general thought provokingI guarantee. But no matter what, the message is still the same (as it is with all free knowledge):
topics out there (by some of the best people). If you take the time to actually read them you’ll learn something new,

Download them, read them, learn from them… And hopefully share them.

You can either read them here or Right Click & Click Save As to download to your computer.

Our senses are a blessing and a curse. Believe me, I’m thankful that I have eyes to see with, ears to hear with, and a mouth to speak with, but I’m well aware of just how limited they are.

Think about it, do we experience the ‘real’ world with out current senses? Do we see the atoms? Do we see the electrons and neutrons? Do we hear the radio waves/signals all around us? Do we hear sonar when we go swimming at the beach? Our senses can be compared to a crack in a door. We see through the crack, but we don’t realize just how small that crack is. And, most people even take the crack for the picture in it’s entirety.