Learning-Creativity
Find newness of life in self-discovery
Newness of life is tinkering with possibilities instead of being locked into already defined rules and forms.
It’s not Who is wrong, but What is wrong.
Looking into what went wrong gives us the opportunity to improve both systems and personal performance and competence.
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The INPowered demonstrate the INLIghtened mind by applying knowledge to a task to develop a skill that can be used to create a intentional result.
To be interesting, be interested.
When we are interested in others, we want to know how anyone different from us is perceiving their world according to their life experiences.
Seek, and you shall find
We need people who look into all the places most of us overlook to tease out their secrets and to give us mysteries to ponder and solve.
Be brave and think out loud
There are situations when thinking out loud is exactly what needs to happen, such as in idea generating discussions, and conversations about the what if possibilities.
Open your mind and heart to adventure
An adventure is a trip outside the comfort zone where there are wonders to behold that will add depth and breadth to your life.
Keep yourself sharp
We need to press ourselves incrementally against intellectual sharpening stones. We must engage more and more precise and accurate information and test our knowledge and our ability to make sense of it by understanding the why behind the what.
Great ideas come from many ideas
Creatives will tell you that their standout achievements are surrounded by the hundreds or thousands of preliminary ideas and attempts they had to go through.
A master is a student first
The master is forever a student. New knowledge provokes new questions. Curious discovery—the hunger and thirst to know more deeply and intuitively.
You cannot be self-actualized by following the crowd
There is something inside us that compels us to strive to reach our highest potential. That appetite is fed by the notion that we can be better, or more, than we are now.
Santa is real
Since I can imagine a Santa Claus, I can imagine a world of generosity, joy, the delight of surprise, goodwill, and celebrating the child within us all.