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August 27, 2008
August 17, 2008
RedShift Blog Has Moved.
First let me say: I've loved my TypePad service for many years. But I wanted an integrated business web site and blog and finally accomplished that. The goal is to provide a higher level of content which hopefully means increased value to you!, dear reader.
There have been trade-offs - losing people who hit dead-ends. Hopefully the pay-offs, better content and greater community, will offset them.
So my request of you is: Please visit my new and greatly improved web site/blog home. Its not perfect, transitions rarely are, right? But I recently heard a quote: "better done than perfect!" and I'm trying to remember that as I scramble to get everything working smoothly as a self-hosting WordPress solo professional.
The url for the RedShift Blog is the same (note: copy/paste the url into your browser for this to work properly-DNS changes behave weirdly sometimes):
http://redshiftblog.com
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Thank you again for your precious time and attention. I hope you'll follow me to my new home!
Mary Wynne-Wynter
August 11, 2008
New RedShift Blog
I'm now self-hosting my blog and have re-designed it using WordPress. TypePad is a terrific service which I recommend to many clients beginning a new direction and needing a platform for self-expression.
I've made this change to better align with Web 2.0 and to gain the experience and learning that I can transfer to my clients.
The url for the RedShift Blog is the same:
http://www.redshiftblog.com
If you subscribe to my blog feed please use the following:
http://marywynter.com/main/feed/rss/
Email subscribers do not have to change anything.
Thank you!
August 03, 2008
Belief shift
"To shift" is becoming a popular phrase with marketers, advertisers and coaches who use it with respect to attitudes, preferences and perceptions. Friday, while watching the terns from my beach chair on Briggs Beach in Little Compton, RI, I thought about the difference between those usages and what I mean by "to shift".
The flock of terns shifted direction in perfect unison either towards what they wanted, like food in the water or in the wet sand, or away from what threatened or interfered with them, like people, dogs or larger birds. They moved like a single instinctually guided entity in response to their environment.
photo "Shorebird Synchronicity" credit: stevevoght on flicker
I saw the terns as a metaphor for how the 50 trillion cells of our bodies respond in unison to the environment we create with our beliefs. Our beliefs direct and we shift accordingly.
Like each tern in the flock, each of our individual cells is aware, receptive and collaborative, moving towards growth or towards protection. When we're consciously directing this movement, there's a shift. But we don't see it, we feel it. We've changed.
The challenge for everyone now is to resist the temptation to direct ourselves too far towards protection because we feel threatened, unsafe and insecure because of everything that's going on around us. That's when we miss the proverbial school of minnows in the shallow waters and wet sand and we become undernourished in spirit, devoid of joy and blocks to the fulfillment and results that we've been desiring and working towards.
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