Bring that Old Thing Back
All good things begin with a feeling. A feeling that something is missing. Then comes the ideas, the possible resolutions. Next we sketch success. Lastly we start planning for the success we sketching. The success we sketched appears. Unfortunately, it bares no resemblance nor relation to the triggering feelings.
And there lies the delusion of a good thing.
It was lost when we sketched success. The good thing follows a natural path. It evolves with need. So we don’t focus on it. We focus on meeting the need.
That’s the good thing, that’s what triggered the feeling and the work.