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Monthly Archives February 2008

Play Situations Probabilistically

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Since there are limits to (Limits of One) pretty much every element and every relationship in every situation and proximity, it makes sense to play situations probabilistically (Relate a Variety and Value of Some). This is a key lesson in life. Of course, this strategy has limits too.
In other words, you generally can’t depend […]

Posted 23 February 2008 † David Loughry § Life ‡ Comments (0)

ProxThink Hints Sampler

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You can now try ProxThink Hints directly from the main home page at proxthink.com. We’ve made it so each time you enter some text and click ProxThink Hint, you get a different random hint. This is a sampler before you join.
ProxThink Hints can trigger ideas and action. Use them to consider possibilities and try […]

Posted 19 February 2008 † David Loughry § ProxThink Hints § Site Features ‡ Comments (0)

Transitions as Doorways

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Perhaps a good way to view personal transitions is as a doorway. When you go through a doorway, you move into a proximity that is pretty different from where or when you were.
Viewing personal transitions as doorways can work in mundane transitions, like getting up in the morning or starting a new project. It […]

Posted 18 February 2008 † David Loughry § Managing Change § Personal Growth ‡ Comments (0)

Campaign Celebrations vs. Accomplishment Celebrations

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Political primary celebrations are nice. Wouldn’t it be great if we took more occasions to celebrate real accomplishments, with parties and gusto?
These would be real accomplishments which benefit many people. Things like building a park, or the introduction of a mass market plug-in hybrid car, or hitting a target for carbon reduction (to slow […]

Posted 06 February 2008 † David Loughry § Commentary on News § Politics ‡ Comments (0)

Microsoft Offer for Yahoo and the ProxThink Growth Model

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The Microsoft offer for Yahoo is a good reminder that growth and shareholders’ interests are primary. We now live in a world which increasingly requires that we think and act in ways related to the systems, environments and networks in which we are enmeshed. It is no longer clear that markets are up to […]

Posted 01 February 2008 † David Loughry § Civilization § Commentary on News § Environment § Managing Change § ProxThink Growth Model ‡ Comments (0)

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