Category Archives: Story Telling

Successful Lifehacking Requires a Strong Foundation

Posted on July 28, 2017 by

I was recently at a Chair Massage conference in NYC.  I talked about being effective and efficient as a life hacker. I sat waiting to get one of those on-site corporate chair massages from http://www.eventschairmassage.com I got into a conversation … Continue reading →

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What is a Problem-REALLY?

Posted on May 23, 2017 by

 We often speak of problems but in reality there is no single definition of what a problem is. Our company http://www.events chairmassage.com solves some problems by using corporate chair massage to get rid of headaches and backaches. Other  definitions of … Continue reading →

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How To Have a Happy Marriage

Posted on December 14, 2013 by

Humor can keep a marriage strong. In fact some problems, especially marriage problems get solved because we are will to accept the absurd as normal reality. This applies to game theory, life strategies and basic problem solving. I accepted this … Continue reading →

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A Woody Allen Joke About Marriage

Posted on November 29, 2013 by

  Game Theory based strategies deal not with mathematics  alone but with the idea that human often act irrationally Thanksgiving is a time of family etc. My wife and I were watching  a movie about marriage and ruminating on why … Continue reading →

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Non-Verbal Communication

Posted on September 9, 2013 by

The focus of this blog is   To explore, and learn to apply wordless messages as a tool for the creation of love, wealth, freedom and greater influence. Definition:  Nonverbal Communication – The process of communication through sending and receiving … Continue reading →

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The Secrets of Initiation

Posted on August 18, 2013 by

This is derived from a class I taught on the role of initation in making effective strategic choices in life. Lewis Harrison 000000000000000000000000000000000000 The basics of this class was:  To explore how an individual is accepted by a group through … Continue reading →

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What is Truth?

Posted on July 14, 2013 by

Lewis Harrison explores, “You Can’t Handle the Truth” I awoke about 3:00 am this morning asking myself questions about truth and the distinction between what is truth or fiction? Sometimes this happens – I awake with just a few hours … Continue reading →

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