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Gil has been writing music, lyrics and poetry since he was a youngster. Throughout his career, he has also written many management, sales and marketing pieces for the corporations he has worked for as well as his own companies. Spurred on by his friends and family (his daughter Robin in particular), in January of 2009, Gil started writing motivational and inspirational articles at his blog synaptici.com. Along with his duties as President and CEO at Life As A Human, he will be contributing articles as often as possible.
Overcoming Our Pain One Step At A Time
If you have endured some form of physical pain for an extended period, then you know how much it can affect your outlook on life. Physical pain can weaken our resolve and dampen our spirits. However, it does not have to rule our lives. [Read more]
Seven Problem Solving Tips
Have you ever tried solving a mind teaser? For instance, move only three toothpicks from a tic-tac-toe type arrangement in order to make three identical squares. You ponder this endlessly and finally, when the answer comes to you, you wonder how you didn’t... [Read more]
A Simple Smile
Everyone needs a pat on the back now and then. Even a simple smile can make a huge difference in someone’s day. It seems to me that this morsel of truth is becoming lost on a great many of us. As I write this, the title I have in mind is ‘Affirmation’... [Read more]
Life As A Human Likes #5
This week, we feature three terrific authors who have well-read blogs providing sound advice and insights that can help with your business life as well as your personal growth. [Read more]
Waiting For Others Can Break Your Momentum!
Life As a Human is launching a new business category in which our writers will take a fresh look at the human side of business...and the business of being human. In this post, Gil Namur reflects that if you are waiting for others to complete tasks that are central to your progress, you shouldn't wait too long. If you do, you could lose all of your momentum. [Read more]
Who Stole The Night And With It, The Stars?
Ever since I was a young boy, I have loved the night sky. A favorite thing was to lie on my back, look up at all the stars and wonder if anyone else was up there, looking back at me. In my mind, I would trace out my own asterisms and give them goofy names. I... [Read more]
Of Skills, Talents and Gifts …
In some cultures, children are asked to consider a profound question at a very early age: Why are you here? The question is meant to get the child thinking about their purpose in life. I think this is a great idea and I really wish I had thought to do... [Read more]
Life As A Human Likes…3
Life As A Human Likes is a weekly feature of fascinating, enlightening, fun or perhaps just odd blogs and websites that enliven the experience of being human. This week, we feature 2 outstanding sites that consistently provide excellent content to their... [Read more]
David Gallo Shows Underwater Astonishments!
David Gallo shows jaw-dropping footage of amazing sea creatures, including a color-shifting cuttlefish, a perfectly camouflaged octopus, and a Times Square’s worth of neon light displays from fish who live in the blackest depths of the ocean. -... [Read more]
A Personal Journey Part 2: My Past Life Regression
In Part 2 of A Personal Journey, Gil Namur encounters more of his possible past lives, as a poetic wanderer in a Mediterranean setting and an orphaned girl in France. [Read more]
