Take a moment to actually imagine it, or maybe an aspect of it.
When you do this, do you think of a specific experience or experiences?
If so, do those specific experiences translate to a certain set of feelings, feelings that tend to occupy a certain spectrum of emotion: Happiness, joy, excitement, contentment, and/or love?
I am curious - to what degree does your dream involve the realisation of some yet to be realised potential too?
There appears to be a certain set of people whose dreams correlate to the realisation of some potential or other that they either wish they had the potential to realise, or feel - given the right circumstances - they could realise in time.
So my question to you is, if you could take your dreams - and all of your yet to be realised potential - and meld them both into a single path, what would that look like for you - what would living that life be like?
Then the next question is, how will you make that real?
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What will it cost you NOT to change?
This is a question I want to return to over the next few weeks, because if we do not change what we're doing then we run the risk of continuing to get the same results we have been, and if those results are not the ones we want, then we run the risk of aging with regret. Of all the forms of suffering I know, when drawn out, this can be one o...
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What happens when something that was once considered to be a conspiracy theory gets labelled as a 'trend vector'?
You may have seen an article doing the rounds recently concerning AI-powered WiFi sensing technology, a technology that has the ability to create a three-dimensional monitoring and surveillance system.
Understandably some people are concerned about the implication...
So we're all on a path somewhere.
Only none of us really know where, not exactly. It's just a best-guess kind of thing.
Nearer the beginning of this journey there are more moments of "Well I've never done that before!"
By the middle of the journey we should be getting used to moments of "Shit! Really? This again?"
Somewhere between the beginning and the end we tend to get an increasin...
