Posts Tagged ‘ponder’

I continued to mull on the “challenge” given in yesterday’s post to leverage time rather than be bound by time.  The thoughts meandering their way through were … (and a really cool video follows)  continue →

MAP

I had a thought to try rapid fire.  Are you willing to try?

We’ve already begun.

Why is it so hard to change?  continue →

In order to discover new lands, one must be willing to lose sight of the shore for a very long time.

Andre Gide (1869 – 1951)

A powerful call to change and reminds me of continue →

In ancient Egypt, when pharaohs wanted to record something for eternity and have it be known not only to mortals, but more importantly, to the gods, they wrote in stone.
from Nova – Riddle Of The Sphinx

And thousands of years later these stones, or stelas, remain to give us an historical record and glimpse into ancient civilizations.

When we become an ancient civilization to those who live thousands of years from now, what record for eternity are we leaving that will still exist (and function) for them to discover and decipher?

Over the past couple of days I’ve had the thought to do autonomic writing.  Then last night during another 3:30am Power Ponder the idea came to me to do the writing for (at least) 30 days and post the results here on the blog.  continue →