Keep It Simple, Sweetpea

Posted by on May 17, 2013 in About RAISING CLARITY, Tools | 2 Comments
Keep It Simple, Sweetpea

Right now, it is time to KISS (Keep It Simple, Sweetpea). We are at the high point of Spring. There is plenty of energy, and almost too much abundance. Balance yourself with a focus on simplicity. Simplicity = focus on what is already strong and structural within you. What are your most basic building-blocks? There’s ...

How to Have An Opinion

Posted by on May 13, 2013 in About RAISING CLARITY, Sacred Work, Tools | 2 Comments
How to Have An Opinion

Too many opinions are created “solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short,” as Hobbes’s famous phrase (about something else) put it. How to have an opinion we can all enjoy? RAISING CLARITY proposes opinions be clear provocative rare and meet Rotary’s four-way test: Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build ...

Crowdsourced Post #3: Can We Crowdsource the Beloved Community?

Posted by on May 10, 2013 in About RAISING CLARITY, Sacred Work, Tools | 2 Comments
Crowdsourced Post #3: Can We Crowdsource the Beloved Community?

This post only asks you one question instead of two.  Because really, if you answer “yes, we can crowdsource the Beloved Community,” there is only one question left: HOW?* Thanks for your contributions. –Beth *Although the next question is surely, for a person who has patience issues like me, “When?” PS: This is our third ...

Illness and Earning Power: Birth = Worth Interview now Published!

Illness and Earning Power: Birth = Worth Interview now Published!

Dudes! Here is an amazing piece of work–a conversation about our intrinsic value, our real worth.  Joan Friedlander and I talked last week with lovely guests present on her Lifework Chat teleconference. Joan has just beautifully edited the teleconference and created a blog post presenting it for all of us who like it in print ...

So What?: Action

So What?: Action

Well, ok, I’m still alive after witnessing to you about this ascension experience, I guess you could call it. It feels so arrogant and wonderfully freeing to align myself with the Christ: THIS IS THE LOVE I CLAIM. AND OFFER. One reader has asked me why I felt the need to witness: Wanting to embody ...

Thank Yous

Posted by on Apr 16, 2013 in About RAISING CLARITY, Stories, Tools | No Comments
Thank Yous

We received this handwritten thank-you card recently*: Dear Beth, Thank you so much for your time and for sharing your wisdom about fundraising and how it relates to spiritual practice. Everything you said makes a lot of sense and validates what I have been thinking. Thank you also for the validation you offered for my ...

Living Wage Lending

Posted by on Apr 8, 2013 in Sacred Work, Stories, Tools | No Comments
Living Wage Lending

  Soul-colleague Mattie Reitman makes loans out of his garage (to paraphrase the Mitt Romney quote at the bottom of his home page at Living Wage Lending). Never mind Mitt Romney.  How about a quote from a satisfied lendee to give you a taste of Mattie’s specialty: Mattie loaned me approximately $3,000 to pay off ...

Notes to Self: Spaciousness feels empty; a half-hour is easier to hear; big-self fundraising ok

Say, “I charge $50 per half-hour” rather than “$100 per hour” especially to people I feel called to serve, like the new soul-colleagues who called this week.  Both are true.  One is easier on the other person’s ear. Love emptiness. We long for spaciousness. We get it. It feels empty. Oh, yeah, right. The Listener ...

How to Apply for Anything (Step 3 of 3)

How to Apply for Anything (Step 3 of 3)

Last post on applying for a grant, consultancy, fellowship, etc.  For Step One, click here.  For Step Two, click here. Thanks! Step Three decide whether you really want the opportunity and whether it is really right for you at this time (what would your guardian angel say? heck, what is your guardian angel saying? organizations have ...

How to Apply for Anything (Step 2 of 3)

How to Apply for Anything (Step 2 of 3)

(Hi! This is our second post this week on applying for an opportunity–fellowship, grant, consultancy, etc.)  For the first post, click here. Step Two if possible, interview a  relevant person at the source about the opportunity you’re applying for: be honest about why you want to interview them; say you want what’s called an “informational ...

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