by Cate Montana | Sep 29, 2016 | the E-Blog
Confession: I’m a science fiction geek. Been reading it since Arthur C. Clark was the genre’s “go to” guy. And if there is such a thing as reincarnation I’m definitely returning as a Taoist spaceship captain on a deep space mission into the unknown. (Speaking of...
by Cate Montana | Sep 19, 2016 | the E-Blog
Like most political virgins I didn’t have a clue what would happen when I walked into the local high school gymnasium. I just wanted to participate in my country’s democratic process. So 9:45 am Saturday morning found me wandering amidst barely controlled mayhem at my...
by Cate Montana | Sep 17, 2016 | the E-Blog
A million years ago when I was 28 years-old I was working in radio as a salesperson selling commercial air time. (Selling time – what a concept!) Anyway, I was introduced to a woman by a client—and we immediately hit it off over lunch. A friendship rapidly developed...
by Cate Montana | Sep 1, 2016 | the E-Blog
Two Sundays in a row I went to a lovely church called Unity in the Olympics up in Port Angeles to give a talk on “The Heart of the Matter” – a two-part series on the nature of the ego. The congregation was delightful and the first talk went well The second...
by Cate Montana | Aug 22, 2016 | the E-Blog
Everybody bashes the ego. But not me. Not anymore. I’ve finally comes to terms with the sucker. The ego is not the Bad Guy people make it out to be. After a lot of years and a ton of meditation and a lot of going back and forth between the ego state and the no-ego...
by Cate Montana | Aug 17, 2016 | the E-Blog
Three guys from the sociology department of the University of Toronto recently got a long opinion piece in The New York Times, titled “When Leaning In Doesn’t Pay Off.” In it they discuss their findings of what often happens when women do just what Sheryl Sandberg...
