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Perfect is a preference. The idea of perfection emerges AFTER I apply my preferences to a situation. It represents an ideal, but this ideal is based …

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As life becomes more complex, it’s increasingly important for us to be precise with our words. It’s easy to confuse a network with a system when …

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As life becomes more complex, it’s increasingly important for us to be precise with our words. It’s easy to confuse a system with a network when …

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Purpose establishes direction AND narrows vision. …

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Control creates order AND eliminates spontaneity. …

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Coffee may be for closers, but wishes are for birthday candles. I have found it effective to accept the truth as it is. Wishing I was tall and …

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Imagine being at sea. Urgency is the storm demanding a reaction moment to moment. It demands immediate attention to ensure survival. In contrast, …

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Certainty provides security AND restrains imagination. …

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It's easy to take the solution of the toilet for granted. It's easy to take the solution of planning, problem-solving, and creating for granted in …

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Urgency are the events that demand our immediate attention. These are the reactive moments that call for action to immediate threats and …

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I'm not a golfer, but I understand the game and know plenty of people who play. When they go to the driving range, they say "I went to practice." None …

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To enter is to cross into, go in, be admitted, or make a beginning. A section is a distinct part that has been cut off or separated from a larger …

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