Comments on: Do you and your lizard live in a van down by the river?

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By: Why Your Little Bitty Brain Will Try to Wreck Your Business | Laurie Foley

Why Your Little Bitty Brain Will Try to Wreck Your Business | Laurie Foley — Tue, 12 May 2009 00:44:48 +0000

[...] toxic combo is my Inner Lizard. Rather than try a brief, inferior recap here, I highly recommend Pam Slim’s article if you want to know more about your Inner Lizard and how it makes you think you are going to end up [...]

By: Do you and your lizard live in a van down by the river? | Escape From Cubicle Nation

Mon, 04 May 2009 17:08:15 +0000

[...] Notice the lack and attack themes that permeate these thoughts? If you want to make progress towards your goals, you must learn to tame your inner lizard. Here are five ways, summarized from Steering by Starlight. Read the rest here. [...]

By: How do you know which of your inner voices to trust? | Escape From Cubicle Nation

Mon, 04 May 2009 16:33:12 +0000

[...] had an inkling that what my client was feeling was a strong case of lizard fears. To check my assumptions, I called Martha. After explaining my client’s [...]

By: Darliss

Darliss — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 15:16:35 +0000

I have a lizard named Red. A dragon, actually. He stands about 7 ft tall in magnificent red, when he is trying to be brave, and has a wingspan that stretches to here and gone. I know he is just trying to protect me but his little lizard brain comes up with scenarios of all kinds of scary things that might lurk right around the corner that, plain and simple, scare the begeezus out of me!
I find myself standing there under his wing, shivering with fear, until I realize that HE is the one that just scared me silly! There isn’t REALLY anyone out there trying to ‘get’ us and make sure we die miserable, penniless and alone! So I calmly reach up and stroke his cheek and with all the love and compassion I can muster for that big scared dragon I tell him, “It’s okay. We can handle anything that comes our way, you and me! We can and we will. We always do. There is always enough and more than enough, comfort, gold, love and friendship. That is just the way it is.” And with that Red settles back down to his usual burnished gold, one inch self, curls back up behind my ear and goes to sleep.

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Spring is here (maybe) | 7 Green Stairs — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 23:03:49 +0000

[...] at being sick, frustrated at not having things happen immediately. Most definitely a week of the lizard fears. I think it’s one of those lessons that will keep repeating for me until I let go of that [...]