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Comment on Life is Created by Kenelm

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Comment on Thank You by Jane Kendal

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Comment on All Change is Good by David

David — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 12:37:02 +0000

And as they used to say in Landmark: “How’s that (not liking) working for you?”

Comment on All Change is Good by roger reed

roger reed — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 10:53:20 +0000

As I told you in that very nice French resturant in Kingston the other day (metal in the risotto notwithstanding) change may always be for the good but that dosen’t mean I have to like it. The real question outstanding however from that conversation is and remains…..who are your local native american tribe?! The home team for Colorado?

Comment on From Making a Living, to Making a Life by Ahmed El.Sheikh

Ahmed El.Sheikh — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 07:33:46 +0000

Hi David,

I know by the time you wrote this article in South Africa on Madela Day…you’re just done with delivering the Consultancy Skills training, and I really wanted to thank you so much for making that training of a great value to us not only that you introduced us to this new skill through very interactive ways but also for your effort in familirizing us to the various human aspects/behaviours that comes with it.

Finally, I’m very pleased to see the impact of this becoming a habit in our daily lives not just work.

Ahmed El.Sheikh
Leadership Development Manager
Unilever

Comment on In Shanghai by David W

David W — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 01:36:03 +0000

Great comments!

I was just thinking the other day that what I want to do is recognize and accept completely the uniqueness of every person. By not accepting someone’s uniqueness, I imply that they should be like me or someone else, thereby discounting my own uniqueness as well because if they’re like me, then I’m like them. I believe that I can love everyone, and not necessarily want all of them near me. My goal is to accept them where they are and act responsibly following my own intuition and guidance

Comment on All Change is Good by David W

David W — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 01:19:02 +0000

Great discussion! I want to agree with David that all change is good. There is nothing ‘bad’, something bad would imply less than perfect and the Universe and the order of it is perfect, always. Subjectively, we can judge the good-ness and bad-ness of an event, or a thing, but that is judgment from attachment to outcomes. It’s great to have expectations, that’s how we grow in every sense. But when we let go and allow the expectations to manifest in any incomprehensible way they show up, we will ultimately receive many more ‘good’ things. Change is constant and inevitable, on micro and macro scales. Our success and fulfillment comes from how we manage change, and that’s thrilling!

Comment on All Change is Good by David

David — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 22:59:32 +0000

HI James. Thanks for your comment.

Yes. All change is good.

And to your question regarding did I ask him what he meant, he answered: ‘Because I think that sometimes, from some perspectives, change isn’t very good at all’. And, later, in the bar, he agreed that whilst that statement was ‘true’ or ‘correct’ for him, it didn’t really help him in any way at all to have it be true or correct.

Comment on All Change is Good by James

James — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 14:03:16 +0000

Perhaps he wasn’t focussing on whether *change* is good, but what you mean by _good_. Did you ask your interlocutor whether he had intended the implication you impose on him above? What was his reply?

Some framing questions: Good to whom? Good how? Good as opposed to what?

And if we have answers to these, do you mean good as desirable in outcome, or in presence? Good as in good now, or good later? Good locally, or in a wider sense?