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Leveraging Technology plus Liking What You Do

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The power of technology is the leverage it provides. It means that a few people can create and/or maintain what many people need.
And, those few people can even like what they do. They can like it, as it engages them.
So let’s try a system where, for some proximities, a few such people use the […]

Posted 21 November 2009 † David Loughry § Managing Change § Sustainability ‡ Comments (0)

Bored or Engaged

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Probably any ProxSet can become boring if you are not engaged with it.
The more diverse the ProxSet, the more engaging it can probably be.
ProxPatterns provide some clues for ways to stay engaged with ProxSets.
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Posted 18 August 2009 † David Loughry § Life ‡ Comments (0)

Flow of Life

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Ultimately, perhaps there is no reason to get up in the morning, or to start, stop or continue doing anything, or to enjoy anything, other than this reason: to be in the flow of life.
Being in the flow of life is another way of saying being related to life. Being is about relating, which […]

Posted 18 July 2009 † David Loughry § Life § Perspectives on ProxThink ‡ Comments (0)

Three Paragraphs on ProxThink

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[Note: This is a new short form press release I’m working on. - David]
Thanks to scientists and philosophers, we know that “it’s all relative” and that “being is about relating.” However, we don’t have a useful, shared framework for thinking and talking about, and making use of, these insights. “I’ve tried to develop something […]

Posted 29 June 2009 † David Loughry § Civilization § Environment § Growth § Life § Managing Change § Perspectives on ProxThink § ProxThink Growth Model § Sustainability ‡ 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 ‡ Comments (0)

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