A sneaky addition to the Weekly Reid for Monday.
Just finished typing up a final report to a large insight project assocaited with technology and how we use it to help us think, learn and grow. Lots of work that dates back to October. I confess I had worries on how this would all make sense when copied out. I worried about losing clarity and direction. I worried about what discoveries to include and what to leave out. I worried about highlighting the wrong conclusions at the expense of others. In fact, I got in a pickle.
I then remembered to USE the process I was describing. For me, insightfulness is a learned behaviour. We get better at it the more we do. Instead of looking for the 'right' answer hideen under a rug somewhere in our projects, it's best to be relaxed and sensitised to all possibility. If it's strong enough to be important, it'll emerge on it's own; all we need do is be recpetive to it energetically.
It was amazing how much simlpy 'poured out' when it came to sorting through my notes. Not wanting to blow my trumpet too much (honk) it just 'fell into place'. what made this extraordinary is I hadn't been thinking about things consciously for about a month.
I guess it proves a great deal about the power of the mind. Whether real or imagined, the unconscious will do all that hard work for you if you let it.
Now, with the day ahead of you, what can you 'sleep on' until tomorrow.
It is a Bank Holiday after all.
Just finished typing up a final report to a large insight project assocaited with technology and how we use it to help us think, learn and grow. Lots of work that dates back to October. I confess I had worries on how this would all make sense when copied out. I worried about losing clarity and direction. I worried about what discoveries to include and what to leave out. I worried about highlighting the wrong conclusions at the expense of others. In fact, I got in a pickle.
It was amazing how much simlpy 'poured out' when it came to sorting through my notes. Not wanting to blow my trumpet too much (honk) it just 'fell into place'. what made this extraordinary is I hadn't been thinking about things consciously for about a month.
I guess it proves a great deal about the power of the mind. Whether real or imagined, the unconscious will do all that hard work for you if you let it.
Now, with the day ahead of you, what can you 'sleep on' until tomorrow.
It is a Bank Holiday after all.
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