We need you because it’s dark. We need you to shine.
We need you because meaning is faint. We need you to pull back the veil.
We need you because it’s noisy. We need you to make music of it all.
We need you because words sometimes do not do this place justice. We need you to give us a metaphor.
We need you to be on the path to find out why we need you.
Sincerely,
All of us
Discovery is the predecessor of experience, fulfillment, and meaning.
How else can you write new music without seeing a moment or something in a new way?
I don’t think you can.
I thought about this as I woke up in a hotel to speak on LTMP at a conference this morning.
While there’s no place like home, I hope you’ll leave your home each day as if you were traveling.
We point out things, smell the roses more often, and pursue discovery when we are out of our routines.
Our Muse is The Great Concierge and knows all the discoveries to get you to the experience, fulfillment, and meaning your after.
Looking for something to do? Have you asked The Concierge?
Why do we tell ourselves what we aren’t more than we tell ourselves what we are?
While the soul itself doesn’t need a reminder, it is a healthy thing to remind the soul bearer of that which the soul already knows to be true.
We all could use more purpose and meaning reminders.
When you know who you are you then know where you’re going…and when you know where you’re going, eventually you get there.
Knowing thy self is the best thing since Google Maps to get you where you want to go.
Is there any introduction to a gift being given that packs more punch than the words I made this for you?
The gospel of the new economy is twofold: you get what you give and you are what you share.
So now, you, the leader must see his products, services, and ideas as gifts.
No doubt the world would be a better place if we all saw everyday as Christmas.
…is about less not more.
…is about narrowed focus.
…smaller than you think.
How small are you willing to go?
The smaller your world is – the bigger your life will be.
Big music starts in small moments.
Ashton.Gustafson 