Master Your Practice “An ounce of practice is worth more than tonnes of preaching.” Mahatma Gandhi Hello wonderful people. My thought today is on practice. Why its important to practice, practice, practice. I woke up and went through my wonderful routines, mediation, yoga, journalling and writing. This are some of those things, practices, that I … Continue reading 092: Leigh Martinuzzi| 3 Minute Thought: Master Your Practice

“Find the place where your deep gladness meets the place where the world is in deep hunger.”

Gregg Levoy is the author of best selling books, Vital Signs and Callings. He is a former "behavioral specialist" at USA Today, and a regular blogger for Psychology Today. He is a lecturer and seminar-leader in the business, educational, governmental, faith-based and human-potential arenas, inspiring people to create a life that is not simply a knock off.

We start off the conversation talking about our fascination with vampires & zombies and how that relates to the culture we exist-one that is anxious about having the life sucked out of us. The fascination may also exist out of the desire to want more excitement and variety in our lives, an opportunity to experience another reality that exists beyond our current and perhaps dull or boring existence. More...

Instant Gratification vs Delayed Gratification “As we get past our superficial material wants and instant gratification we connect to a deeper part of ourselves, as well as to others, and the universe.” Judith Wright In this solo show I discuss my thought on instant gratification and delayed gratification. I believe that we have become so … Continue reading 090: Leigh Martinuzzi| Instant Gratification vs Delayed Gratification

Zinsser was a master writer. He has written over 18 best sellers and countless of other essays, weblogs, & publications over his lifetime. This book is one that I have many authors recommend reading including Tim Ferris- author of the 4 Hour Work Week.

What I enjoyed about his book is the practical tips, methods and principles that Zinsser shares from the very first page. I was enthralled with his with his ability to communicate his message- educating me while also holding me down. I didn’t want to stop reading.

Some of the principles I have become to understand such as using simplicity in writing and also the need to remove clutter. The principles allow the reader to remain involved without getting distracted or losing any understanding. There were many principles however that were new to me.