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Inner Worlds
All of humans have an inner world, which are often raw, full of questions, doubts, uncertainty and worry. We need to cultivate ours.
Categories and Style
What the book and the calendar do well is help us ‘see’ different categories. They remind us not to treat everything the same.
Giving the ‘Niggle’ Time to Work
I was still resistant, but there was a niggle – like something stuck in my teeth that I couldn’t get out. But then my mind went to work.
Nuance and Admin
It was clickbait. ‘What is acceptable level of admin or overhard for a charity?’ Perhaps this is more nuanced than we first imagined.
Not Ready
‘I read that book in university and told you to read it back then!’ Often a person is ‘not ready’ to hear the ideas you are presenting.
GRIT
The idea of grit boxes is that on the days it does freeze, the local community members will spread the grit on the road. But it doesn’t work.
Trousers
It just slipped out. I hadn’t meant to be funny or profound. We are all human. We all put our trousers on one leg at a time.
What Excites You About This Project?
What excites you about this project? It was an excellent question, but not one I expected. We weren’t in an interview, it was a webinar.
Today is the day
Today is the day we bring people together, listen, share, and bend the arc of change. Wherever we are. Whatever change we are working on.
Seeing Angels at Work
In change, angels often also abound. It is when they tend to do their most important work. If we look for them. If we let them.
Sledging and Change
This weekend we were visiting friends and went sledging. After her first try, our daughter refused to try again.
Compounding
If you have a penny and doubled each day, it will turn into over ten million dollars after 30 days. Compounding impacts change too.