Comments on: Seeding My Own Garden http://ambernaslund.com/2009/04/15/seeding-my-own-garden/ Fri, 16 Dec 2011 00:36:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: how to lose stomach fat for women http://ambernaslund.com/2009/04/15/seeding-my-own-garden/#comment-562 how to lose stomach fat for women Mon, 08 Nov 2010 04:31:48 +0000 http://ambernaslund.com/?p=72#comment-562 I am really desiring to have a flat belly and it looks like that the weight loss tips you have here will help me out. I am really desiring to have a flat belly and it looks like that the weight loss tips you have here will help me out.

]]> By: That Had to Hurt « Overcommunicated http://ambernaslund.com/2009/04/15/seeding-my-own-garden/#comment-196 That Had to Hurt « Overcommunicated Thu, 23 Jul 2009 22:52:35 +0000 http://ambernaslund.com/?p=72#comment-196 [...] From Amber Naslund over at Innaccurate Reality: Seeding My Own Garden [...] [...] From Amber Naslund over at Innaccurate Reality: Seeding My Own Garden [...]

]]> By: Maria Lavis http://ambernaslund.com/2009/04/15/seeding-my-own-garden/#comment-195 Maria Lavis Mon, 27 Apr 2009 03:42:55 +0000 http://ambernaslund.com/?p=72#comment-195 Loved this candid post Amber. I hear you. It is a delicate paradox to come into one's own and yet still realize the interconnectedness of all things. We wouldn't be who we are without books, parents, friends, partners, children, lfe experience etc, but there is another quiet seeed of self, that we can best sow, and water to fruition in the silence that is only our own. I am happy to see it seems you have found that space. Loved this candid post Amber. I hear you.

It is a delicate paradox to come into one’s own and yet still realize the interconnectedness of all things. We wouldn’t be who we are without books, parents, friends, partners, children, lfe experience etc, but there is another quiet seeed of self, that we can best sow, and water to fruition in the silence that is only our own. I am happy to see it seems you have found that space.

]]> By: Teresa (@TransitionalTee) http://ambernaslund.com/2009/04/15/seeding-my-own-garden/#comment-194 Teresa (@TransitionalTee) Thu, 23 Apr 2009 04:26:41 +0000 http://ambernaslund.com/?p=72#comment-194 It's really interesting to flip from your business-focused posts of Altitude Branding over to your personal blog, but I dig the juxtaposition. Seeing this side of you just adds another well-carved facet to the little Amber gem I've got pictured in my head. You just keep adding good things to the Interwebs, don't you? Good stuff! And personally, I think it's great that you're just now coming into your own. It shows that you'll always give life and the world a fair opportunity to feed your perspective before making a judgment or closing the door. That's a great quality to have, that openness. Keep sowing those seeds. :) It’s really interesting to flip from your business-focused posts of Altitude Branding over to your personal blog, but I dig the juxtaposition. Seeing this side of you just adds another well-carved facet to the little Amber gem I’ve got pictured in my head. You just keep adding good things to the Interwebs, don’t you? Good stuff!

And personally, I think it’s great that you’re just now coming into your own. It shows that you’ll always give life and the world a fair opportunity to feed your perspective before making a judgment or closing the door. That’s a great quality to have, that openness.

Keep sowing those seeds. :)

]]> By: Gilbert (@CrazyOnYou) http://ambernaslund.com/2009/04/15/seeding-my-own-garden/#comment-193 Gilbert (@CrazyOnYou) Thu, 16 Apr 2009 03:26:53 +0000 http://ambernaslund.com/?p=72#comment-193 I'm not a fair judge, because I've only known you in the singular unique. Waving that aside, the person that I've started to come to know if kind, thoughtful, and fun, all of which are much more important than details which, after all are fluid and subject to change. I feel fortunate to count you among my online acquaintances and to be able to able to call you friend. The you that is becoming will be a wonder to behold... I’m not a fair judge, because I’ve only known you in the singular unique. Waving that aside, the person that I’ve started to come to know if kind, thoughtful, and fun, all of which are much more important than details which, after all are fluid and subject to change.

I feel fortunate to count you among my online acquaintances and to be able to able to call you friend. The you that is becoming will be a wonder to behold…

]]> By: ThompsonPaul http://ambernaslund.com/2009/04/15/seeding-my-own-garden/#comment-192 ThompsonPaul Wed, 15 Apr 2009 07:22:16 +0000 http://ambernaslund.com/?p=72#comment-192 <blockquote>...if I know exactly what I’m doing or where I’m headed or just what I’m in for. </blockquote> My guess is if you knew these things for certain, it'd be because you were playing it safe. More comfortable maybe, but "better"? Probably not. Recently I've been trying to work with the concept that adventure = risk x opportunity. Sounds like you're opting for adventure too.

…if I know exactly what I’m doing or where I’m headed or just what I’m in for.

My guess is if you knew these things for certain, it’d be because you were playing it safe. More comfortable maybe, but “better”? Probably not.

Recently I’ve been trying to work with the concept that adventure = risk x opportunity.

Sounds like you’re opting for adventure too.

]]> By: Liz Strauss http://ambernaslund.com/2009/04/15/seeding-my-own-garden/#comment-191 Liz Strauss Wed, 15 Apr 2009 03:12:06 +0000 http://ambernaslund.com/?p=72#comment-191 Sometimes it takes a deep breath and a moment of space to realize that a lot of ground gets covered if we just keep walking. You know your true north. We all do. Sometimes, the same way with things and people outside us, we forget to listen to ourselves. Glad you're finding the space to make those footprints and not worrying about how long they last. You're irresistible. Sometimes it takes a deep breath and a moment of space to realize that a lot of ground gets covered if we just keep walking. You know your true north. We all do. Sometimes, the same way with things and people outside us, we forget to listen to ourselves.

Glad you’re finding the space to make those footprints and not worrying about how long they last. You’re irresistible.

]]> By: JPH http://ambernaslund.com/2009/04/15/seeding-my-own-garden/#comment-190 JPH Wed, 15 Apr 2009 03:02:39 +0000 http://ambernaslund.com/?p=72#comment-190 "...definitely Amber, for better or worse." When the time comes, we could all have a biography with such a title, right? That's when you start to figure out this game, when you can understand there are things that are "definitely me, for better or worse." To make it more entertaining, in my experience those realizations don't come all at once, but in ripples and waves over time. For my part, I'm happy to have my footprints cross by yours every so often. “…definitely Amber, for better or worse.” When the time comes, we could all have a biography with such a title, right? That’s when you start to figure out this game, when you can understand there are things that are “definitely me, for better or worse.” To make it more entertaining, in my experience those realizations don’t come all at once, but in ripples and waves over time.

For my part, I’m happy to have my footprints cross by yours every so often.

]]> By: Justin Cresswell http://ambernaslund.com/2009/04/15/seeding-my-own-garden/#comment-189 Justin Cresswell Wed, 15 Apr 2009 02:58:08 +0000 http://ambernaslund.com/?p=72#comment-189 Evolve. We are at our best when we realize the necessity of and responsibility in our own evolution. You are a talent. Evolve. We are at our best when we realize the necessity of and responsibility in our own evolution. You are a talent.

]]> By: Ted Duboise http://ambernaslund.com/2009/04/15/seeding-my-own-garden/#comment-188 Ted Duboise Wed, 15 Apr 2009 02:52:37 +0000 http://ambernaslund.com/?p=72#comment-188 You are a great writer. I enjoyed reading your posts. I especially related to "Letting go". It's like the saying: "Got to know when to fold'em". Thank you for sharing with us! You are a great writer. I enjoyed reading your posts. I especially related to “Letting go”. It’s like the saying: “Got to know when to fold’em”. Thank you for sharing with us!

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