Comments on: Working a job and having a life http://manifesting.net/2008/09/working-a-job-and-having-a-life/ Manifesting Communities of Fun, Love and Transformation Sat, 19 Jun 2010 15:27:20 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: D.G. Brock http://manifesting.net/2008/09/working-a-job-and-having-a-life/comment-page-1/#comment-22 D.G. Brock Mon, 29 Sep 2008 17:41:57 +0000 http://manifesting.net/2008/09/working-a-job-and-having-a-life/#comment-22 A level of monetary stability (it doesn't even have to be super-high, just consistent) seems to necessary for a "happy" life without undue stress. It doesn't matter how much of a bohemian, artist, spiritual being you are, or think you are. Just the stability enables one to work on other aspects of one's personality, life, and growth. I'm so glad to hear you're so happy and have some financial stability. I have another type of happiness. Creative. I'm really enjoying directing and making "Montana Amazon." Working with extremely talented (and sane) artists like Olympia Dukakis, Haley Joel Osment, and Alison Brie, plus talented craftsmen like the Director of Photography, James Mathers, has been a real joy and soothed my restless, frustrated artistic "soul." Deborah A level of monetary stability (it doesn’t even have to be super-high, just consistent) seems to necessary for a “happy” life without undue stress. It doesn’t matter how much of a bohemian, artist, spiritual being you are, or think you are. Just the stability enables one to work on other aspects of one’s personality, life, and growth.
I’m so glad to hear you’re so happy and have some financial stability.

I have another type of happiness. Creative. I’m really enjoying directing and making “Montana Amazon.” Working with extremely talented (and sane) artists like Olympia Dukakis, Haley Joel Osment, and Alison Brie, plus talented craftsmen like the Director of Photography, James Mathers, has been a real joy and soothed my restless, frustrated artistic “soul.”
Deborah

]]> By: Marc http://manifesting.net/2008/09/working-a-job-and-having-a-life/comment-page-1/#comment-20 Marc Mon, 29 Sep 2008 13:14:30 +0000 http://manifesting.net/2008/09/working-a-job-and-having-a-life/#comment-20 Dear all - People seem to be a bit confused about subscription and the relationship between "Marc's life and Travels" and the new blog. Let me explain briefly your options. 1)If you are interested in remaining on "Marc's life" and also interested in my thoughts on the nature of Enlightenment and Rebekah's thoughts on the benefits of a life centered on pleasure, you will need to re-subscribe from the blog (http://manifesting.net and fill in your email on the box on the right, or else use an RSS reader like My Yahoo). NOTE I CANNOT DO THIS FOR YOU - you know, spam control laws and such. If you use a spam filter, make sure you add marc@manifesting.net to your whitelist. 2)If you like "Marc's life" but have no interest in boring soliloquies on Enlightenment, I feel for you, but you will still need to re-subscribe to the blog and then use your "delete" button when articles come through on the above-mentioned topics. Remember though that I am trying to post shorter articles at greater frequency rather than sending out a "brick" every 3 months. 3)If you have no interest in any of this, do nothing. You will fall off the list automatically within the next 2-3 issues. Cheers, Marc Dear all -

People seem to be a bit confused about subscription and the relationship between “Marc’s life and Travels” and the new blog. Let me explain briefly your options.

1)If you are interested in remaining on “Marc’s life” and also interested in my thoughts on the nature of Enlightenment and Rebekah’s thoughts on the benefits of a life centered on pleasure, you will need to re-subscribe from the blog (http://manifesting.net and fill in your email on the box on the right, or else use an RSS reader like My Yahoo). NOTE I CANNOT DO THIS FOR YOU – you know, spam control laws and such. If you use a spam filter, make sure you add marc to your whitelist.

2)If you like “Marc’s life” but have no interest in boring soliloquies on Enlightenment, I feel for you, but you will still need to re-subscribe to the blog and then use your “delete” button when articles come through on the above-mentioned topics. Remember though that I am trying to post shorter articles at greater frequency rather than sending out a “brick” every 3 months.

3)If you have no interest in any of this, do nothing. You will fall off the list automatically within the next 2-3 issues.

Cheers,

Marc

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