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Dabble or Inhale – Perspective on Stop & Go Life Lenses
Some like it slow, tentative, methodical & measured. Like a Stop Life Lens™. Like Daisy in the video below. Some like it fast, flurried, impulsive & spontaneous. Like a Go Life Lens™. Like Cooper, below. If you’re one, the other … Continue reading
Posted in Go Life Lenses, Stop Life Lenses
Tagged go lens, humour, perspective, stop lens
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Laying it bare – monthly round up of November Life Lenses™ blog posts
We’re laying it bare. Stripping it down. Peeking in on & playing with perspective. In this monthly round up you’ll find the Life Lenses™ blog posts laid bare for the month of November. Get bare, dive in deep and take … Continue reading
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Tagged adeaters, AOL, carrot lens, creativity, daniel mbogo, go lens, perspective, stop lens
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If you run, you might find that you are running alone ~ Daniel Mbogo
We seek solutions at the ground level as you will get no results if you impose things on people. If you run, you might find that you are running alone. It’s much better to walk but ensure that you are … Continue reading
Laying it bare – monthly round up of August Life Lenses™ blog posts
We’re laying it bare. Stripping it down. Peeking in on & playing with perspective. In this monthly round up you’ll find the Life Lenses™ blog posts laid bare for the month of August. Get bare, dive in deep and take … Continue reading
Posted in All Life Lenses, Carrot Life Lenses, Go Life Lenses, Mountain Life Lenses, Stop Life Lenses
Tagged carrot lens, cary huang, creativity, eric hoffer, fred rogers, go lens, handicap, hurry, inclusion, leisure, mike rilstone, mountain lens, perspective, play, robot, rock paper scissors, stop lens
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People in a hurry cannot think, cannot grow ~ Eric Hoffer
*Micky via Compfight The superficiality of the American is the result of his hustling. It needs leisure to think things out; it needs leisure to mature. People in a hurry cannot think, cannot grow. ~ Eric Hoffer (American social writer, … Continue reading
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Tagged eric hoffer, go lens, hurry, leisure, stop lens
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Think outside the box. Where are your boundaries?
This image, from Mike Rilstone’s facebook page, is a great, visual reminder of the unwitting chains that can bind our thinking. Of the assumptions we can unknowingly make. Of perspectives that can blind instead of illuminate. What assumptions are you … Continue reading
Posted in Go Life Lenses, Stop Life Lenses
Tagged creativity, go lens, mike rilstone, stop lens
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Laying it bare – monthly round up of April Life Lenses™ blog posts
We’re laying it bare. Stripping it down. Peeling back perspective. In this monthly round up you’ll find the Life Lenses™ blog posts laid bare for the month of April. Get bare, dive in deep and take a full look around … Continue reading
Posted in All Life Lenses, Go Life Lenses, Head Life Lenses, Heart Life Lenses, Stop Life Lenses
Tagged go lens, head lens, heart lens, parent, perspective, stop lens, teen, winnie the pooh
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What’s your take on Stop Life Lenses™? Clean or messy? Blockage or clearing?
I love this image. There are at least two ways to interpret it. In no particular order… 1. Being a Stop Life Lens™ messes you up. It causes unnecessary mess by being overly cautious. Stop Life Lenses™ cause blockages, they … Continue reading
Silence is the true friend that never betrays
“Silence is the true friend that never betrays” said Confucius (551-479 BC), Chinese thinker & educator. Me thinks he was a Head Life Lens™. Reflection, deep thought & analysis are the medicine that prevent jumping blindly over a cliff with … Continue reading
Divergent & diverse thinking produces magic in the form of rice fields
My good friend Dolly Hopkins passed the following blog post onto me about these incredible rice fields in Japan. Beyond stunning, they are a testament to diverse & divergent ways of thinking. The incredible attention to detail is a gift … Continue reading