Hi Sara, I just got back from a meeting to find your post. I printed it out to read it, and then I took it into another room.
I agree. We can't rush real thinking or the enjoyment and experience that comes from doing it. We're the ones that we're letting down when we do "fast food" reading. :)
What a luxury it is to actually think, to use my brain and have an idea! Thank you for reminding me of what I thought I already knew.
Liz
Sara Ch.
· 2 years ago
Liz,
Your post made me realize that anyone could be a leader and a thinker. By skimming posts I'm doing both the blogger and myself a major disservice.
In the last few days I've completely changed the way I read other blogs. I downloaded a desktop news aggregator so I can keep posts that I want to revisit. I'd forgotten how wonderful it feels to carefully read an article and let it sink in, rolling it around in my head for awhile. When I've finished reading, I leave them in my reader so I can revisit them later.
So, thank you for inspiring the post in the first place. Approaching Steve Pavlina with the same mindset as I would Edmund Burke has been very refreshing!
Sara
Liz Strauss
· 2 years ago
Sara, Wow! Thank you for telling me and for this conversation. Being able to "go deep" and "gain meaning" rather than just capture thoughts has lead me to have some startling and exciting ideas. Wondering is a fine and noble passtime, never intended just for the leisure class. :)
Liz
Rosa Say | Managing with Aloha
· 2 years ago
Aloha Sara, I clicked over from your trackback at Liz's place, and must tell you - you did a wonderful job telling your story about Father Reichmann (and the post is terrific too :) - great writing.
Sara Ch.
· 2 years ago
Thanks, Rosa. =)
giornale
· 1 year ago
carinaaa Sara...
hiphop94
· 10 months ago
Its just a quick 6 steps to read but really difficult to follow, what you think? But for money affirmations its do important. And I have gone through its process. I get refresh through its this write up.. thanx
philosophy
· 2 months ago
you can follow the nonleaders which are also leaders, but then you might end up really "humble" like a hobbit, humans remind me of hobbits.
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I just got back from a meeting to find your post. I printed it out to read it, and then I took it into another room.
I agree. We can't rush real thinking or the enjoyment and experience that comes from doing it. We're the ones that we're letting down when we do "fast food" reading. :)
What a luxury it is to actually think, to use my brain and have an idea! Thank you for reminding me of what I thought I already knew.
Liz
Your post made me realize that anyone could be a leader and a thinker. By skimming posts I'm doing both the blogger and myself a major disservice.
In the last few days I've completely changed the way I read other blogs. I downloaded a desktop news aggregator so I can keep posts that I want to revisit. I'd forgotten how wonderful it feels to carefully read an article and let it sink in, rolling it around in my head for awhile. When I've finished reading, I leave them in my reader so I can revisit them later.
So, thank you for inspiring the post in the first place. Approaching Steve Pavlina with the same mindset as I would Edmund Burke has been very refreshing!
Sara
Wow! Thank you for telling me and for this conversation. Being able to "go deep" and "gain meaning" rather than just capture thoughts has lead me to have some startling and exciting ideas. Wondering is a fine and noble passtime, never intended just for the leisure class. :)
Liz
But for money affirmations its do important.
And I have gone through its process.
I get refresh through its this write up.. thanx