‘LIGHTER, OR DARKER’ | HOLLYWOOD VERSION BELOW
Each encounter holds the capacity to render us lighter.

Or to colour the experience of our world darker.

Each encounter holds the capacity to engage
our sense of wonder.

Or to help us hide from noticing the
experience of being human.

Each encounter holds the capacity to
tell its story without expectation.

Or to force on the world an opinion
of how it must be.

Each encounter holds the capacity for
us to recognise our sameness.

Or to escape into the experience
of separateness.

And with each encounter comes a decision.

To make our world lighter.

Or darker.

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CONCERNING CHOICE from Nic Askew on Vimeo.

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And where are you heading off this morning? I drove my son to school. We had a joyful conversation imagining all sorts of things that were funny. Everything was possible. The world a great adventure full of new challenges. And if you were to ask me: ” What is happiness?” The answer would be: “Driving my son to school on a early morning…” All the rest are details.
Have a good working day…

SMILE from Nic Askew on Vimeo.

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Smile and live the day as this could be your last one.

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Lloyd Kahn.

We can build a home.

We got hands.

Ten digits.

A hammer. And a nail.

Yup, we got everything we need to build a home.

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David Allen’s book ‘Getting things done’, has sold 2 million copies all over the world. The premise of the book is simple enough. That a person needs to move tasks out of the mind by recording them externally. That way, the mind is freed from the job of remembering everything that needs to be done, and can concentrate on actually performing those tasks.

Unlike a computer, we can not add more ram to our brains. So we have to free up ram so we can think more. That’s why David’s book is so amazing. That is gives you a system to take all that stuff and get of your head, so you can do more. Brilliant stuff.

From all authors about management and self improvement, David Allen is one who really helped me to improve my own planning system. What makes his story different from authors is for you to find out.

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Some questions for your thinking:

What skills do you want to teach your kids?

What and how many languages does your kid speak?

How will this impact your professional life?

How are you preparing to coop with these changes?

How is your organization adapting to these changes?