Posts Tagged ‘focus’

Another short but worthwhile reminder from Seth Godin.  A couple of days ago he wrote

You can’t have success unless you’re prepared to have failure.

As soon as you say, “failure is not an option,” you’ve just said, “innovation is not an option.”

But what he doesn’t say that needs to be said is  continue →

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You have worked through the larger layers and know there are more.

This is all part of the process – to go deeper and deeper, wider and wider, further and further.



You go about your day, your life, in all directions.  Not just one.  continue →

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What will change with this idea of whole thinking?  Will all our problems be solved?

You are having a difficult time with this concept as a solution you have been looking for because it is so simple.

And yet very complex.

You have spent so much time looking inwards, at each other, that you have a hard time continue →

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That’s pretty funny.

What’s funny.

Yesterday we’re talking about foggy fronts and what should roll in last night and thicken through the night.

You didn’t care as much then as you do now though.  Why is that?  continue →

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Miss the moment, miss life.

Miss you.

Don’t wait for it’s gone.  Never to recapture in exactly the same way again.

But repeatable.

You like to think.

Think what?  continue →

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Is that why they call a watch a watch – because you are always watching it, watching time?

They should call it diversion.  You could have a wrist-diversion or a pocket-diversion.

Nothing like carrying a diversion with you in case you don’t have one of your own to pull out of the air when you need it.

Maybe that’s why I don’t wear a watch.  I can create a diversion in an instant.

You can.  You are very good at it.  continue →