Tag Archives: Common

Common Sense Is Epitomized In The Serenity Prayer

Posted on January 28, 2012 by jeff noel

The Serenity Prayer. Has there ever been a more eloquent definition of common sense? Next Blog

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Common Sense Tells Us That Writing Our Feelings Down Helps Us See Things More Clearly

Posted on January 18, 2012 by jeff noel

Nearly 1,000 consecutive days writing 5 daily blogs about Life’s Big Choices, causes/allows me to think a lot. So it dawned on me that we prepare for almost everything in life, except one thing… Next Blog

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Common Sense Repeatedly Asks, What If?

Posted on January 6, 2012 by jeff noel

What if we applied more common sense to our daily (hourly, minute to minute) living and upped our level of commitment to extreme? Tomorrow, I ask an extreme question… Next Blog

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Common Sense Ought To Be Common, But It’s A Fairly Rare Commodity

Posted on January 2, 2012 by jeff noel

Boomers, as we begin 2012, I’m (re)committed to looking deeply into my soul and doing the best unbiased assessment of how often common sense prevails in my life. It would seem only 3% of Baby Boomers have common sense as … Continue reading →

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Common Sense Got It’s Name From Two Words

Posted on January 1, 2012 by jeff noel

Common sense got it’s name from two words: Common: simple and prevalent Sense: realistic attitude to situations and problems Happy New Year 2012. Will common sense become significantly common practice? Next Blog

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