Comments for BrandonSutton.comBrandonSutton.com | BrandonSutton.com http://www.brandonsutton.com Digital Marketing & Social Media Strategy for Change Agents Mon, 13 Feb 2012 20:32:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Being Alive by Brandon Sutton http://www.brandonsutton.com/being-alive/comment-page-1/#comment-945 Brandon Sutton Mon, 13 Feb 2012 20:32:00 +0000 #comment-945  Thank you so much for the comment, Julia.  Here is a link to some of the resources that have influenced me.  You might find them inspiring as well.  http://www.brandonsutton.com/helpful-resources/ I appreciate your connection here!  Thank you so much for the comment, Julia.  Here is a link to some of the resources that have influenced me.  You might find them inspiring as well.  http://www.brandonsutton.com/helpful-resources/

I appreciate your connection here!

]]> Comment on Being Alive by Julia http://www.brandonsutton.com/being-alive/comment-page-1/#comment-944 Julia Mon, 06 Feb 2012 00:37:00 +0000 #comment-944 What a fascinating person you are. I'm curious what has influenced your 'becoming'. Your are very positive. Much of what you say and belief resonates with me and I share. I've enjoyed reading about your travel experiences... especially to New Mexico. It is my dream to have a healing retreat center there some day. I am grateful you are here with us. ~j. What a fascinating person you are. I’m curious what has influenced your ‘becoming’. Your are very positive. Much of what you say and belief resonates with me and I share. I’ve enjoyed reading about your travel experiences… especially to New Mexico. It is my dream to have a healing retreat center there some day. I am grateful you are here with us.

~j.

]]> Comment on Making The Leap by Ali http://www.brandonsutton.com/making-the-leap/comment-page-1/#comment-943 Ali Sun, 05 Feb 2012 19:08:00 +0000 #comment-943 Hey Brandon, I'm so excited for you! Congrats on finally getting someone in your loft! I've really enjoyed keeping up with your progress. Hey Brandon, I’m so excited for you! Congrats on finally getting someone in your loft! I’ve really enjoyed keeping up with your progress.

]]> Comment on Making The Leap by Sandra http://www.brandonsutton.com/making-the-leap/comment-page-1/#comment-942 Sandra Thu, 02 Feb 2012 18:07:00 +0000 #comment-942 I always get in a purging mode at this time of year.  I too have pay stubs and credit card statements from long ago.  I'm always uncertain of how long you are supposed to keep that stuff.  It's going to be an adjustment for you from living alone and having all the privacy you want to living with roommates.  I wish you all the best!  I think Portland sounds like a good place for you. Sandra I always get in a purging mode at this time of year.  I too have pay stubs and credit card statements from long ago.  I’m always uncertain of how long you are supposed to keep that stuff.  It’s going to be an adjustment for you from living alone and having all the privacy you want to living with roommates.  I wish you all the best!  I think Portland sounds like a good place for you.

Sandra

]]> Comment on Making The Leap by ST Frequency http://www.brandonsutton.com/making-the-leap/comment-page-1/#comment-941 ST Frequency Thu, 02 Feb 2012 17:52:00 +0000 #comment-941 Kudos, B. Once you leap, things fall into place. As for purging, it's an ongoing thing for awhile until you streamline to your comfort level, then dig in and dump more. I left ATL in Sept 2010, leaving behind a mountain of sentimental belongings in my parents basement. Over time, I worked with my Dad to sell most of it while I was away -- random housewares, furniture I clung to for one reason or another, a collection of 600+ cds (got about $600 out of them, believe it or not), etc. When I came home for the holidays this past December, I purged the rest of it... files, clothes and all. Pared it down to a small stack of nostalgic memorabilia and some artwork I'd love to display again one day. It feels good. When you're on a path to open up your life, you need space from these material belongings weighing you down. Best of luck and keep us posted on the transformation! Kudos, B. Once you leap, things fall into place. As for purging, it’s an ongoing thing for awhile until you streamline to your comfort level, then dig in and dump more. I left ATL in Sept 2010, leaving behind a mountain of sentimental belongings in my parents basement.

Over time, I worked with my Dad to sell most of it while I was away — random housewares, furniture I clung to for one reason or another, a collection of 600+ cds (got about $600 out of them, believe it or not), etc. When I came home for the holidays this past December, I purged the rest of it… files, clothes and all. Pared it down to a small stack of nostalgic memorabilia and some artwork I’d love to display again one day.

It feels good. When you’re on a path to open up your life, you need space from these material belongings weighing you down. Best of luck and keep us posted on the transformation!

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