Make The Most Of Every Moment: Resolutions For Better Relationships And Fulfillment

1) Master my emotions.

2) Listen more. Speak less.

3) Be more emotionally open.

4) Share what I know. And learn from others.

5) Collaborate with other creative people.

6) Be flexible. Learn to negotiate.

7) Fix whatever I complain about most.

8) View every challenge as a possible discovery.

9) Take 1 hour each day for myself. To meditate or exercise.

10) Figure out what I need to do to find inner balance.

11) Integrate work and art.

12) Take up an interest in something I know nothing about.

13) Look at stuff - and at what I already know with a fresh perspective.

14) Keep a journal.

15) Visualize tasks before I do them. Then do them.

16) Replace my thoughts with intuition.

17) Play.

18) Know when I am done.

Celebrating Chills, Thrills And Hills: Trail Blazing Through The Snow

Celebrate winter. A cold you don't mind catching. 

Nature Capitalized With Snow: Epic Stargazing In The East

Imagine a place where nature is allowed to reclaim the land amidst untouched splendor. At dusk New York gets covered with snow like a cape. The snow in all its beauty is to be admired, and enjoyed for skiing and snow shoe running. We need this tonic of winter's embrace to celebrate the intricacies of nature. This curious world which we inhabit is more beautiful, wonderful and enjoyable than ever. Let's conserve this forever wild diversity of ecological energy on our planet in 2015. In wildness is the preservation of the world.

Freedom, Style, Sex, Power, Motion, Color Everything

If you spend a day with an original, immaculate Seventies Porsche 911, you'll still be tingling weeks afterwards. The total sensory overload is narcotic. You feel absolutely everything: just a continuous flow of perfectly modulated information that triggers brain receptors you didn't know you had. The Porsche 911 isn't a car, it's an instrument you operate. Modern 911s are wide-trousered and corpulent – the Seventies cars have the leanness of a sprinter. Properly set up and well maintained, they offer a deep, tactile involvement you just can't buy with modern cars. And when it comes to cool, early 911s radiate a special glamour with a chic, high-energy youthfulness. They look simple, chaste, unadorned, with big soulful eyes and no fat arches. The Seventies 911 cocktail of joy, fear, elegance and style makes them unique – these cars don't disappoint, but exceed your expectations.