I loved this when i saw it, but the more i think about it, the more i realise that even when i get where i want to be, it’ll still have the same excessive amount of work in common. Maybe it’s time to start thinking outside the square circle.
The notebook lines keep the ever-shifting Venn intersection in perspective.
To think outside the circle sounds like a very Zen approach. A Buddhist might say life is like a circle, winding like a one-legged tree-frog in the hot springs of Nepal.
I wonder how often we actually spend in that sweet spot in the middle. I suspect “where we want to be” constantly moves hence we are always fine-tuning.
I loved this when i saw it, but the more i think about it, the more i realise that even when i get where i want to be, it’ll still have the same excessive amount of work in common. Maybe it’s time to start thinking outside the
Comment by matt May 4, 2009 @ 10:19 amsquarecircle.The notebook lines keep the ever-shifting Venn intersection in perspective.
To think outside the circle sounds like a very Zen approach. A Buddhist might say life is like a circle, winding like a one-legged tree-frog in the hot springs of Nepal.
Comment by re: turn on May 4, 2009 @ 12:52 pmEasy come easy go. It’s all about the journey.
Comment by Charles May 4, 2009 @ 1:47 pmI wonder how often we actually spend in that sweet spot in the middle. I suspect “where we want to be” constantly moves hence we are always fine-tuning.
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