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The Cold Is Back Part II

WOW! It happened again...LAME

So after a 2 week cold, 2 weeks of the cough hanging on. I somehow caught another one. I have been ultra careful considering I still had a cough I was limiting my diet, etc.

It started as a cough again which I assumed was an allergic reaction...NOT! Then came the fever and yada yada yada.

In trying to find some sort of positive spin on this one...

At least maybe my cough will dissapear after this run.

It does seem like its moving faster through my system. 

I am looking quite svelte due to diet changes.

 

I am reminded of one of the 4 hour work week lessons.

WHAT IF YOU COULD ONLY WORK 4 HOURS A WEEK? Due to life circumstances etc. 

I have known for a few months now that the pace that I have put on myself to catch up is completely unrealistic to keep up. Not if I want to actually have a life.

So with that this is just a random journal entry to keep it real. 

BACK TO WORK. 

 

You are a Complete Success...According to your own Subconscious Mind... Part 1

Every decision you make is a battle between your conscious and subconscious mind, and typically your subconscious mind easily wins because your subconscious mind is five to seven times stronger that your conscious mind.

A perfect personal example is MILK PRODUCTS, specifically ICE CREAM. Like mot people I love ice cream, but I’m a little lactose intolerant, it doesn't help in losing weight, it causes mucus and dark circles under my eyes, oh, and in the past it has not helped my acne at all.

However, regardless of all that, I still eat it and more importantly once I have it I continue to crave it. And that’s when it usually starts to work against me...really against me. 

I can say, “I really shouldn't eat this while I am enjoying a Milkshake...” What’s wrong with this picture?

My subconscious mind is a hell of a lot stronger.

The same can be said for any task or skill set that you know you have that you want to do more of, but can’t.

• Losing Weight
• Exercising
• Quitting Smoking
• Sales calls
• Cleaning

I bring this up because Ron Fender, my personal Clinical Hypnotherapist, is restarting his practice. He and I were prepping a talk that I had to do on the Theory of Mind, and the headline was part of this talk. As much as I was bitching about the good and bad of my current situation I realized that I was acting out and living in perfect alignment with all my unconcious beliefs demonstrating PERFECT SUCCESS of my current subconscious script.

Brilliant! I suddenly had no excuses except my own subconscious programming. Mind you, there are some great things happening with the company - projects, clients, etc. - and yet I realized that my bottlenecks are self-imposed and that I have solved much bigger problems in the past.

So currently I am

• Making a list of past positive performances
• Identifying the bottleneck
• Creating time to do the MOST PRODUCTIVE tasks
• Creating time to do the most rewarding tasks
• Rewarding myself for doing those tasks

While this subject deserves a lot more attention, I do have important tasks to accomplish. If you are currently bitching about your situation, I challenge you to take a moment and think about how long this has been going on - months? years?, decades?

Take a moment to figure out those KEY THINGS / TASKS that you absolutely should be doing but for some reason are not doing. Then stop the excuses that are holding you back and GET TO WORK!

 

 

 

Interested in Hypnotherapy send me an email by using the link on the right column.

Wondercon 2012 In Anaheim aka Comic Con Light was COOL!

Anaheim, CA- Wondercon is normally held in San Francisco however due to renovations it ended up in Anaheim right next to Disneyland.I stopped in for a bit to visit with Ned Cato Jr., Sarah Richard, Erin Leong, Once Upon A Time and a Shrug Guy.

Great Idea! It basically worked and attracted some of the Comic Con crowd, most likely a lot of people that don't make it to Comic Con. The show in San Francisco definitely has it's own regional character which was sort of missing.

From my side, I enjoyed interviewing and talking to a few vendors/artists that can't make it to Comic Con since Comic Con has a huge waiting list and is a lot more pricey. So it's a great place to seek out some up and coming talent.

 

Erin Leong was an illustrator out of San  Francisco. Liked her work and it actually reminded me a bit of a few sketches my old friend Lou Romano has on his blog, which was cool.

 

 

Sarah Richard was cool. New Hamphsire based, she has a great soft edgy look. A theme that pervades her personality, dresss and artwork. She looks like an acrobat, turned out to be a former gymnast. We'll try to get her into some circus arts soon. Apparently there are no circus schools in New Hamphsire..WHAT?

 

This SHRUG GUY was hysterical. Partly because I saw that he did this for hours. Street performers KUDOS man.

 

Apparently from a Vendor side there were a few more lookers than buyers/collectors.

I think it's clear that another mini con in Southern CA is viable however I predict that Wondercons return to San Francisco will be welcomed back with open arms and an uptick in attendance next year.

 

 

I did shoot a bit of the Once Upon A Time Producers Q & A. I was supposed to catch up them in the Press Room but got entangled by a bridge under dwarf construction. Apparently they had a PRESS BOX which was located next to the main stage. Which was the absolutely worst area to shoot anything. I have no idea what they were thinking must be a Anaheim Convention Center thing.

This was the same convention center that Erin K. & I walked into for MHOF and asked for the ballroom that was in the same building. I was told to walk around the entire structure when We should have been told to walk across the floor and take the elevator...Really!

We have video of this stuff coming soon. 

Ned Cato Jr. from GeekRoundTable.com and I hung out for a bit as he was trouble shooting for the Con. We are looking forward to Comic Con and bringing you more interesting Geek type footage.=). 

Mark Christopher Lawrence Brings the Funny to House of Blues Frances Dilorinzo Headlines March 14 Show, Beginning at 7:00 p.m.

San Diego, CA - Mark Christopher Lawrence, well known as Big Mike on NBC’s Chuck, hosts his monthly “Mark Christopher Lawrence Presents” comedy night at the San Diego 

House of Blues. On Wednesday, March 14, the lineup will feature musical guest Jessica Lerner and comedians Zoltan, Robert Lariviere and headliner Frances Dilorinzo. The evening will begin with a Red Carpet reception starting at 6:30 p.m.

“Mark Christopher Lawrence Presents” has become the biggest monthly comedy event in San Diego, attracting top comics as well as celebrities to the House of Blues. Previous months have seen the likes of Barry Shabaka Henley, Brandon Murphy, Celebrity Chef Betsy G., Deborah Dimery, Michael Warren, Mikey Beats, Jenny Beats and Rob Deez gracing the red carpet.

“The House of Blues show is starting to take on it’s own following and it’s a blast. We are starting to see people on the street and the first thing out of there mouth is, ‘Can’t wait for the next show.’”

- MCL

Headliner Frances Dilorinzo, who bills herself as “Mommy by Day, Comedian by Night,” began her career, interestingly enough, in a required college speech class where she was encouraged to include humor in her presentations. She moved from there to the speech team and eventually to the comedy clubs of Los Angeles. Since then she has appeared on Last Comic Standing, Comics Unleashed, Comedy Central, Lifetime, and BET.

Zoltan began doing stand up comedy at age 19, quickly learning that short, funny true stories were the way to success for him. He has been called imaginative, thoughtful, sharp and creative. In 2007 he had his first headline set at the Comedy Co-Op in San Diego and followed that up with three television pilots in 2009. Now in his early 20s, Zoltan looks forward to reaching the next level in comedy before the world ends in December, 2012.

As a graduate of the Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego, Robert Lariviere could have gone on to a successful legal career. Instead he decided to move to the light and chose to follow a more acceptable path into stand up comedy. As a member of the National Association of College Activities, Robert performs his routine of semi-political humor and observations about being a modern-day man on campuses around the country. Recently Sirus XM has aired his comedy on Playboy Morning Radio and Blue Collar Radio.

Musical guest Jessica Lerner is quickly making a name for herself locally and nationally. Since first wowing the crowd with her rendition of the National Anthem at a San Diego Padres 

home game, Jessica has gone on to win a 2007 National Youth Theater “Billie” Award for her portrayal of Ariel in “Footloose.” Jessica has released her own EP and her music video “Miracle” plays regularly on the Westfield Horton Plaza video screen.

Mark Christopher Lawrence presents...Comedy Night @ House of Blues March 14, 6:30 p.m.-9:00 pm. $10 Cover Charge 21+. Red Carpet festivities start at 6:30 p.m. Musical guest Jessica Lerner will start the pre-show at 7:00 p.m. For more information visit HouseofBlues.com and search for “Mark Christopher Lawrence” or call 619-299-BLUE.