Archive for October, 2007

Sweet & Smart Links for October 31st, 2007

Steve Pavlina makes an outstanding point in his entry, Proof, which highlights the fact that proof is assuming an objective reality and is in of itself a subjective experience, just like the rest of reality.

Thinking of having your child vaccinated? How about just yourself? Think again after visiting this page More >

Question: How fast should I escalate in a relationship?

To see a full list of questions here on Scott Free Thinking along with their answers, see the Scott Free Thinking Questions Introduction & Index.

Today’s Question: How fast should I escalate in a relationship?

Answer: Typically, when people refer to “escalate” they refer to how fast they should be getting physical with More >

Scott Free Thinking Questions – Introduction & Index

A lot of people have specific questions about specific issues, and sometimes writing entire articles is not always the best solution. So, I’ve come up with an idea. Instead of writing an entire article, I’ll go ahead and take a slew of different topics & issues that I’ve been approached More >

The 6 Month Relationship Mark

Some people wonder if there are particular milestones you go through during a relationship, and I think some of it has a valid basis. Do you deal with a difference between a day into the relationship as opposed to a month? Of course. 3 months? Maybe. But what a lot More >

Your Powerful People

It is said that there are those who contribute and then those who just feed off of the success of others. To me it seems that no matter which one you are, you’re always relying on other people for your own success, even if you are a contributor. After all, More >

The Personal Development List

Shamefully, I have not been able to ever give the personal development online community the kind of credit it deserves. People everywhere out there are excited about their own self growth and in turn are seeking to help others change their lives. Countless different websites across the net have popped More >

One on One & Group Development

I recently began a new initiative. It is a project that, unlike anything else I have ever done: does not involve writing, products, marketing, or anything of that sort. Instead, I’ve developed a goal to begin working with people as partners, students, and in a way: sort of apprentices or More >

Focus : The Warm & Cold Approaches

Imagine for a moment how a police officer might deal with facing an angry mob. You might even imagine that you are that police officer and you are forced to make a decision as to how to either get them to settle down, or if your own life is at stake: More >

What You Need to Change the World

Many people are under the belief that the world needs to change. Everywhere you look you often see headlines in the news about those who need help and are crying out in the world. The amount of opposition that faces each and every person from within society is staggering, where More >

Many Loves is Just That Simple

Today I got into a conversation, once again, about polyamory. Polyamory, or put simply: many loves, is the ‘practice’ of being with more than one person at once in a loving, committed relationship. I have only written about the subject one other time on this blog, but I got interesting More >