The Grand Canal in Venice, Claude Monet, 1908
Preface: It’s my favorite teacher’s last week in town before she moves. I loved her classes, slow, and cerebral. I always leave with an extra tidbit of knowledge (we did a class once where 45min was spent on mountain pose, and it’s significance, try holding that perfectly still for 2 minutes). Today’s tidbit of knowledge […]
http://nickchirls.com/my-time-at-lehman Interesting Quotes: “What I discovered, quite starkly, is that the part of Wall Street that I worked in was simply transferring wealth from the less sophisticated investors, often teachers’ pension funds and factory workers’ retirement accounts, to the more sophisticated investors that call themselves proprietary trading desks and hedge funds. Of course, the traders […]
Listen to this song actively. I heard this song at the end of our first guided Kundalini yoga practice. It nearly brought tears to my eyes. It still gives me chills and Danielle and I listen to it often…. especially in the beginning of the day. The beginning of the day sets the tone for […]