I believe that everything works. Everything.
The question then becomes: What works best in the limited time that we have?
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Dirty Sci-Fi Buddha 
I can agree there are lots of possibilities and every possibility is a valid solution. Some solutions may be better than others.
I feel like this becomes like the “Infinite Probability Drive” of “Hitchhiker’s Guide to Galaxy.” Sure…something is possible. But how likely is it to actually happen? Sure…it will work eventually. And eventually …my house will overrun by glaciers…it is all a matter of time frame.
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Couldn’t agree more. The whole “don’t quit” mentality is a little simplistic for my taste. I believe it’s necessary, but only as a base to be able to consistently engage creativity and find solutions. Otherwise, I run the risk of being on my deathbed, trying the same thing over and over, and meaninglessly mouthing the words, “don’t quit”
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Everything has the potential to teach us.
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That is a million dollar question my friend!
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Quite literally, answering that question has made people millionaires, if you’ll excuse my play on your words!
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Nope, that’s what I meant too 😉
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I’m gonna go with ‘feverish obsession’.
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IMHO unsustainable. I prefer discipline and channeled intensity. But hey, whatever works! 🙂
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Love all the musings!
Gwen.
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Your compliment is very much appreciated! Thank you!
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