Comments on: Static-free Authenticity http://www.comfortqueen.com/static-free-authenticity-2 Wed, 28 Sep 2011 16:13:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Story Power « Talk Birth http://www.comfortqueen.com/static-free-authenticity-2/comment-page-1#comment-6719 Story Power « Talk Birth Thu, 23 Dec 2010 02:56:17 +0000 http://www.comfortqueen.com/?p=3031#comment-6719 [...] too many other voices—I did just enjoy reading a blog post from Jennifer Louden called “static free authenticity” that describes something I complain of feeling: Humble suggestion number one: Turn off [...] [...] too many other voices—I did just enjoy reading a blog post from Jennifer Louden called “static free authenticity” that describes something I complain of feeling: Humble suggestion number one: Turn off [...]

]]> By: Tales to Tide You Over » Blog Archive » Friday’s Interesting Links http://www.comfortqueen.com/static-free-authenticity-2/comment-page-1#comment-4058 Tales to Tide You Over » Blog Archive » Friday’s Interesting Links Fri, 15 Jan 2010 21:07:10 +0000 http://www.comfortqueen.com/?p=3031#comment-4058 [...] A life reminder to listen to yourself. While aimed at writers, it’s true for everyone: http://www.comfortqueen.com/static-free-authenticity-2 [...] [...] A life reminder to listen to yourself. While aimed at writers, it’s true for everyone: http://www.comfortqueen.com/static-free-authenticity-2 [...]

]]> By: Authenticity Has A Fatal Flaw. It Wants Us To Be Authentic! | Celebrate Aging http://www.comfortqueen.com/static-free-authenticity-2/comment-page-1#comment-4020 Authenticity Has A Fatal Flaw. It Wants Us To Be Authentic! | Celebrate Aging Tue, 12 Jan 2010 21:00:49 +0000 http://www.comfortqueen.com/?p=3031#comment-4020 [...] Louden, The Comfort Queen, with her post on Static Free Authenticity; [...] [...] Louden, The Comfort Queen, with her post on Static Free Authenticity; [...]

]]> By: Dr. Jennifer Howard http://www.comfortqueen.com/static-free-authenticity-2/comment-page-1#comment-3941 Dr. Jennifer Howard Fri, 08 Jan 2010 22:23:15 +0000 http://www.comfortqueen.com/?p=3031#comment-3941 Thank you Jennifer. Much of the marketing speak, online or offline for that matter, can oversimplify in order to sell. Yes, knowing oneself takes time, energy and focus. Then just as you think, “aaaah there it is, my core,” another layer reveals itself for exploring. I think it is best we all settle in, be as “authentic” as we can in any given moment and enjoy the rhythm of our own unfolding. It’s a pleasure to connect to with you, I was referred to your link by Nancy Marmalejo. Dr. Jennifer Howard http://www.drjenniferhoward.com/free-gift.asp Thank you Jennifer. Much of the marketing speak, online or offline for that matter, can oversimplify in order to sell. Yes, knowing oneself takes time, energy and focus. Then just as you think, “aaaah there it is, my core,” another layer reveals itself for exploring. I think it is best we all settle in, be as “authentic” as we can in any given moment and enjoy the rhythm of our own unfolding.

It’s a pleasure to connect to with you, I was referred to your link by Nancy Marmalejo.

Dr. Jennifer Howard
http://www.drjenniferhoward.com/free-gift.asp

]]> By: Jennifer http://www.comfortqueen.com/static-free-authenticity-2/comment-page-1#comment-3938 Jennifer Fri, 08 Jan 2010 16:19:43 +0000 http://www.comfortqueen.com/?p=3031#comment-3938 Gena, I would never assume anyone is a lost soul. I can't even imagine seeing someone that way. This is clearly not a blog post for you - you know who are you - not everybody does all the time. I don't. And in the contemplative tradition, getting quiet is one way to touch into your deep truth again. I didn't suggest one needs become a hermit or give up being on line. I love my on line community and I'm mindful of the noise the internet can create in my - and others - heads. Thanks for the chance to clarify. Gena, I would never assume anyone is a lost soul. I can’t even imagine seeing someone that way. This is clearly not a blog post for you – you know who are you – not everybody does all the time. I don’t. And in the contemplative tradition, getting quiet is one way to touch into your deep truth again. I didn’t suggest one needs become a hermit or give up being on line. I love my on line community and I’m mindful of the noise the internet can create in my – and others – heads. Thanks for the chance to clarify.

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