Stream... Meta... Context...?
StreamMetaContext.com is not intended to be sexy or exciting; but it is a sincere fun-da-mental invitation to practical peace and sustainable productivity in daily living, here and now:
"Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them."
Making more sense: "Meta-skills are not specific to any particular subject or field but are broadly applicable across various domains. For example, emotional intelligence, communication, critical thinking, self-regulation, and problem-solving. By investing in your meta-skills, you’ll become more adaptable, resilient, and self-reliant, allowing you to more easily navigate and succeed in our ever-changing world."
Your thinking is not the problem!
Say hello, if anything here resonates (good, bad or indifferent):
Mental Confetti
Paradoxically, mindfulness refers to a fulness in which the mind is effortlessly empty.
Practical daily living, in my personal experience, can involve lots of "stuff":
attraction,
resistance,
remembering/forgetting.
In the past I easily got tired and disappointed;
I often referred to that inner state as mental confetti.
Business & Spirituality
Since decades I am fascinated with "productivity" and the nature of mind; it is such a broad and rewarding field of exploration.
Practical daily living in this world, and "spirituality" are not two.
What do I really want?
There is only one Reality, and depending on our attitude we either suffer or enjoy experience.
We can freely talk for hours at the GardenOfFriends.com to experience our shared being and to clarify the words/concepts we are using.
Where the rubber meets the road is in understanding where we waste precious energies in our daily operations.
Money without ego...
Not to sell you water at the river, but if you like, I am available for hire:
to detect and debunk frictions in your practical daily operations,
not as a subject-matter expert, but as an impersonal friend, a fellow human being, a householder (wife, daughter, dog and three guinea pigs in California, planet earth).
together it's more fun, more focused..
K.I.S.S.
"Keep it simple sweetie."
Some humor does help (disco-tent.com) and the gift of looking beyond the hate-love for computer/culture (ToolsHabitsAttitudes.com).