Mark my words ... with the launch of YouPublish we are experiencing the next great leap in technology and usability on the internet.

 
It is a place to be creative, to publish your work, to share videos, and audios and ... pretty much if it travels the web you can share it. - and here is the good news - it's free and easy to use!

If you are a writer and would love a way to share your work with the world, this is a powerful place to start.

If you don't have a website but have something to share, you can get your feet wet here.

YouPublish launched just a couple weeks ago and already has nearly 4000 users from nearly 30 countries.

Straight from the horse's mouth -
YouPublish is a new internet site and so much more. It lets you publish any file, so you can upload books, music, videos, photos, spreadsheets, CG files, seminar packages, software… whatever! And you can sell your creations — or share them for free. It’s up to you!

You can even do combinations of files, like a book and audio together. Just select both files when you upload. When you join YouPublish, you'll get your own URL (web address) and a public profile page to showcase your works and creations—and every file you publish has its own URL too!
    * Publish any file, in any format.
    * Create your own public profile page to showcase your works.
    * Join a community of users from 26 countries (and growing!).
    * Sell your creations or share them for free.
    * Find useful files and download them at your convenience.
    * Dead simple and wicked fast.

Yes, there are so many ways to engage on the internet. I see YouPublish as a great new facet to my online presence - not the only facet but a powerful way to reach more and interact with more.

I invite you to take a look at my page, look around the site. For some of my readers it may be just the thing you are looking for and I am excited to share the news!

Transition

What if … being in transition was nothing more than another day of living life?

In contrast …

What if  … the words upheaval, disruption, shaky footing, chaos defined your belief system around transition?

Let’s explore -

A big catch phrase that seems to pop up everywhere these days is “I am in transition.” A marriage ends – in transition. Kids leave the nest – in transition. The corporation is downsizing – in transition.

It becomes this badge that we wear, an identifying characteristic about who we are in our life at that moment. It is as if to say – I was cruising along, everything in control, and then this “thing” happened throwing all the balls up in the air at once.

 Ah, the illusion of control. The illusion that we ever had it all together, ever had that mapped out and utterly predictable life plan. The point that I am making is … given that a life lived is defined by change and too, chaos, well, maybe transition isn’t such a big deal. Every moment of our life we are in transition, like it or not.

Internalizing a more accepting notion about transition and change makes handling both the past and current situations with much less suffering and resistance and too, sets the stage for less fear and apprehension when taking on new roles and exploring new vistas.

The shift is simple:

Define one or two areas or times in your life that you would identify with transition.

From one vantage point experience it in the context of your entire life, see it as rich with lessons and an extraordinary opportunity to learn new skills and/or practice your existing skills. Beyond all that, see it as a normal part of this thing called life. It just is.

From another vantage point see the stress and resistance, the sense of being out of control and unsure of much you had previously felt sure of, feel the weight and hear the circular conversation in your head. Why me, why this?

Step back – from which perspective do you feel most empowered, most centered, strongest, most in flow?

The shift from being defined by and framed in by our transition to being in flow with transition can become the essence of living a juicy life. One you won’t want to miss out on.

“Every dip and rise, every twist and turn is part of the infinite journey, why turn aside from any of it?” Lama Surya Dass