Michael Ross
November 24, 2001, 09:48 AM
> Right there. The problem for many people is
> they do a lot of things well AND love to do
> them all.
> That often is the first RUT they have to
> climb out of. Picking and choosing what to
> do is not an easy thing.
What I DO and what I get out of it - the inner satisfaction - can be unrelated.
We may appear to have many varied interests on the surface - but - would closer inspection reveal that each interest satisfies the same inner need?
Something to think about.
Michael Ross.
http://www.sowpub.com/artofleverage.html
> they do a lot of things well AND love to do
> them all.
> That often is the first RUT they have to
> climb out of. Picking and choosing what to
> do is not an easy thing.
What I DO and what I get out of it - the inner satisfaction - can be unrelated.
We may appear to have many varied interests on the surface - but - would closer inspection reveal that each interest satisfies the same inner need?
Something to think about.
Michael Ross.
http://www.sowpub.com/artofleverage.html
