Showing posts with label Change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Change. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Try Online TV Channels for a Change

Have you migrated from your home country to work abroad in a foreign land?
Then I'm sure you must be missing your favorite programs, especially the ones you have watched all your life. The World Wide Web has undoubtedly become our best friend, as it enables us to watch Live TV channels from the comfort of our homes. It has surely put entertainment at our fingertips and opened the floodgates of choices, for those who have chosen to patronize this medium.
Online TV Channels is perhaps one step ahead of satellite television, as the bouquet of channels one gets to enjoy via the satellite channels are selected by cable operators, based on market dynamics. Online TV is a tad different because it puts YOU, the user in control and the choice of channels is not limited to the channels being beamed in the home country. One can easily watch Live TV channels being telecasted in the neighboring countries via the World Wide Web. Some of them may even be in your favorite watch list!  
By offering direct broadcasts from your home country, online TV will ensure that you never miss the flavor of home. The best part about these portals is that they offer users, a trial period, wherein they can try out the service and judge whether it is worth investing or not. During the trial period, you can explore the sheer variety of choices that are on display - be it sports, entertainment or lifestyle.
Moreover, in our experience, viewers who choose to watch live TV and select their favorite channels from an impressive bouquet of A-list channels incur significant cost savings, in the long run. They neither have to invest in any hardware, nor do they have to buy expensive cable subscription fees. Only a modest subscription fee is to be paid to these channels.
On these entertainment portals, viewers can select from a mind boggling variety of more than 2500 channels. Unlike satellite TV, where your favorite programs might be repeated at all odd hours, and it gets incredibly difficult to watch the programs once missed; online TV offers on-demand access to all the programs telecast during the day, at the click of a mouse.
If you feel convinced and want to watch your favorite live TV channels on your PC, then the good news is that you do not need any TV tuner card to watch these. All they need is a Windows Media Player/Real Media Player and Winamp software to watch live TV channels on their desktops.
Try online TV for a change and see the difference it makes to your life. You will no longer miss any of your favourite TV shows and perhaps concentrate on your work even more!
Try it out!

Monday, September 13, 2010

Change the Channel - Create

I have conflicting feelings about television.

Of course I don't believe there's anything inherently bad about TV. But that's not saying much, because I also don't believe there's anything inherently bad about crack.

Which actually isn't far off the mark, as far comparisons go. My issue with TV is that it's so easy to cross that line between fun-and-entertaining-diversion and tool-used-to-disengage-from-your-life.

The thing is, when the TV is always on, someone else is doing your thinking for you. When you let it run from The Today Show to The Tonight Show, when do you get to hear what you have to say?

And I know a lot of people who let it run from Today to Tonight. They tend to be the same people who pay me their hard-earned money to help them figure out what to do next with their life.

They aren't sure what they like, what they're passionate about, what gets them really excited. They have a sense of wasting their lives and they say they don't know who they are.

I say it's no wonder, because they don't spend any time with themselves. They know Matt Lauer and David Letterman better than they know themselves.

And listen, no judgment. Seriously. We ALL have ways of disengaging, numbing, escaping. I use copious amounts of sugar to disengage from the present moment. In smaller doses, I occasionally use caffeine, work, the internet, exercise, and too much wine. In college I used cigarettes, regular beer binges, pot, and mushrooms. So I'm not judging.

It's just that TV slips in there because it's so acceptable. So common. And so harmless, right?

Well, it could definitely be worse. But when you're getting really honest with yourself, identifying your patterns, and working on your issues because you know you deserve the most honest, joyful and authentic life ever, "it could be worse" just isn't good enough.

Our ability to create new thought is the best thing in the world. It rocks.

We create our lives with our thoughts. Want to become a nurse? You use your thoughts and your imagination to see the path. You find the steps to doing it in your mind, first. You see yourself the way you'd be as a nurse so that when you're at that impasse, you recognize it and you know what to do next.

Want to have a happy relationship? You focus on happy relationships around you, take pieces of what you've seen and experienced and create your own image in your mind so that when he shows up, you recognize him.

But if you're never silent, if you never generate your own thoughts, you're just reacting to other people's thoughts. You're living a life of REACTION, not CREATION. You just take what you get and deal with it.

That's fine if that's what you want. But it can be really fun to create once in a while, too.

And for that, you need to listen to what you have to say.