Priorities and Development
My previous post (back on 12th October) was very rushed, so I will shortly post an edited version of it. I'll leave the old one up for a reason, though... to remind us all that in order to make good enough things, we need to not be in a hurry. Re-prioritizing aspects of our life so that we have idle time and a slower pace actually makes us more effective at work, play, and love, and if we forget this, which is easy -- modern life is focused a lot on distracting us from being aware, although once you are aware, you can normally use the hidden aspects of human interaction to help maintain awareness -- then we cannot do what we plan to do, even if we can do something towards fulfilling obligations.
Also, this being NaNoWriMo, I'm gonna write a novel this month. I wrote...something... last year, but I just consider that a warm-up exercise.
However, before the month is too far in, I also plan to publish at least three booklets which are based on a balanced, useful system of being which I've been developing over the years, and which has been useful for me not only in recovery from setbacks, but in continual development to avoid most pitfalls and cultivate ever increasing wisdom and effectiveness.
Well, here is to a great month.
Also, this being NaNoWriMo, I'm gonna write a novel this month. I wrote...something... last year, but I just consider that a warm-up exercise.
However, before the month is too far in, I also plan to publish at least three booklets which are based on a balanced, useful system of being which I've been developing over the years, and which has been useful for me not only in recovery from setbacks, but in continual development to avoid most pitfalls and cultivate ever increasing wisdom and effectiveness.
Well, here is to a great month.