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Comment on Best Life 2010 Day 113: A Strange Place

Kimberly — Sun, 25 Apr 2010 21:26:20 GMT

Hi Dave,
So I don't know how you should approach the issue of not bombarding your fans with too many articles in a technical sense, but I do think one article a day is PLENTY. I actually thought it was too much because it is hard to keep up with. Also the fact that your articles are in depth and they offer sooooo much good advice, that I think people need time to really think about it in order to really incorporate it in their lives. However, I do get how this online thing works - the more clicks, the better. But honestly, someone writing 3 blurbs a day, that would annoy me and I think it would have little substance. Yours is the only column I read and the fact that you also attach a video is a BONUS!!
I would be happy with just one article a week to be able to really absorb it and apply it, but I do know that is not feasible. Maybe a different channel altogether because you really are so good at what you do. There must be a paper out in LA willing to pay the big bucks for articles like this :) No?
Anyway, I think you're awesome!

Comment on Best Life 2010 Day 112: I'm a tiger again!

Purple Star — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 16:01:43 GMT

Your articles are often reflections of your extensive knowledge, research, and wisdom. Is there another forum for the high quality of your work? Your messages go far beyond current popular, superficial gossip into the depths of the human psyche. One day, you will find the venue that matches the gourmet fare which you consistently provide!

Comment on Best Life 2010 Day 93: Easter Quake

Karen Thompson-Anderson — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 15:02:29 GMT

Dave, a belated happy easter to you. We connected via facebook awhile ago, but I'm only now catching up. Thanks... I found your weblink then your blog. Easter earthquakes aside you're world seems full of wonderful movement at the moment. I will add some energy to your bid for a tv/radio placement - I assume as webmonk you are deeply connected to the pure intention of your influence via these mediums, so it would seem inevitable your energy will create the outcome you desire - no luck required! Enjoy the process! Much love fellow traveller. Peace, Karen - Australia
Say hi if you come by on "Facebook For Peace" group.

Comment on Best Life 2010 Day 60: I'm Batman!

Tina — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 12:58:03 GMT

Hi Dave,
I think its a great idea, ive already mentined you to a few family members on Facebook and sent a couple of video links.

If I can help in anyway to make your business grow i will do it, i believe in what you do, you are helping me and many many others in USA and all over the world.

Your friend, Tina x

Comment on Best Life 2010 Day 33: Started weak, finished strong.

B. Dave Walters — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 00:49:09 GMT

Hey Aasana, thanks for the kind words, and thank you for reading! =)

Comment on Best Life 2010 Day 33: Started weak, finished strong.

Aasana — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 20:25:28 GMT

Hey Dave! I just watched your courage video and came straight to you blog. I'm going to explore this site some more. I think the work that you are doing is great!

Comment on The Nob-Ama Peace Prize

Dave — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 16:04:52 GMT

Well, however he got it, I can say this. As much as I dislike most of his policies and politics, I'm glad to see diplomacy considered as a viable option.

I don't know if Bush(es) were warmongers or if they got that label unfairly, but I do know that the foreign perception of Bush II was not good, and that made the US weak.

Comment on The Nob-Ama Peace Prize

David Walters — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 06:02:27 GMT

I don't know that he got it for any specific thing.
The Nobel Committee is pretty secretive about it, they don't even release the list of nominees for 50 years after the Prize is awarded.

So a group of people decided the work he'd done prior to becoming President made him the top peace maker on earth.

I suppose he DID unite the majority of the planet during the campaign in the hope that things could get better, and that is worthy of recognition. Of course, he gets to be President and there is no higher recognition than that!

Comment on The Nob-Ama Peace Prize

Dave — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 05:55:25 GMT

I never heard what exactly he got it for. Was it something specific? I'm not against him getting one, but just handing them out willy nilly cheapens the award.

Comment on What's Wrong With This Country, and How To Fix It.

David Walters — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 03:15:56 GMT

That's an excellent point.

You're absolutely right that an Organic farmer with limited land available for use may be forced to charge, say, 25 cents per unit, where as one of the food super conglomerates may be able to charge .05 cents per unit. When faced with paying 5 times more on a limited budget, it may well seem like your hands are tied.

But they are not.

Try shopping at Farmer's Markets or small neighborhood (non-chain) grocery stores. If that's not possible in your area, choose one product or company to boycott to the best of your ability. For instance, if you buy only organic bananas, or only buy coffee from a company that doesn't clear cut amazon rain forest, the economic impact on you should be relatively small, but if enough people follow suit the companies would feel it in a BIG way.

It's difficult to balance the need for long term change and leaving our family a functioning, sustainable world with the immediate needs of survival, but it CAN be done.

Thanks for getting involved, I look forward to hearing more from you!