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Future shock (is) the shattering stress and disorientation that we induce in individuals by subjecting them to too much change in too short a time.
Alvin Toffler (1994-ish)
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No pain no gain.
My profession has a Hippocratic oath.
Medicine and medical treatment scares many.
This is why people fear hospitals.
To regain health, the unhealthy parts must be eradicated.
Unhealthy and unproductive habits and rituals that do not serve a person or an organization are the business equivalents of the medical profession.
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(photo: What are the odds that we would have close Family and friends on this trip?)
As the shock wears off and reality sinks in deeper, the list of blessings becomes incredibly more important to focus on.
From the ashes, beauty will rise.
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How abundant or rare is this thing we crave?
Authenticity.
We cherish it in others and long for it in ourselves.
Busy, busy schedules complicate our lives and challenge us to the point of no return. Tempted and discouraged, we no longer focus on being authentic – it takes too long and the process to reach genuine authenticity often comes under attack.
Our motives will be attacked also. And new people enter our life who have no previous experience with us.
Being authentic can appear to others as weakness, or a lack of ambition.
It’s tough being an adult, especially one organizing their life around becoming authentic or maintaining authenticity.
Authenticity. Rare. Hence valuable.
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The beautiful reward for hard work, and refusing to quit (ever) – and being open to new paths, is this…
Slow and steady progress.
Almost always embarrassingly slower than our reputation and ego can handle.
Yet always stronger and more profoundly beautiful, meaningful, and impactful than we dreamed it could be.
Because it was so much work. So much longer. And defeat looked so much bigger.
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