We do not see things as they are. We see them as we are. You make the choices which affect you most, and I would argue, are much more important in the grand scheme of things. The Serenity Prayer advises us well; “Lord grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, The […]
Rapid Fire Learning: 65, I know
Preface: One of the ‘elders’ in our Ho‘ohana Community is an ‘Ike loa learning habit, a month-end practice we named Rapid Fire Learning (RFL). It starts as a private journaling practice, handwritten for self-reflection and can be much shorter, or longer, than what follows: I’ve opted to post an excerpt of my own RFL this […]
Rapid Fire Learning: Practical Managing with Mahalo
Preface: One of the ‘elders’ in our Ho‘ohana Community is an ‘Ike loa learning habit, a month-end practice we named Rapid Fire Learning (RFL). It starts as a private journaling practice, handwritten for self-reflection and much shorter than what follows: I’ve opted to post an excerpt of my own RFL this month here on the […]
Rapid Fire Learning: Guilt is a worthless emotion—or is it?
Preface: One of the ‘elders’ in our Ho‘ohana Community is an ‘Ike loa learning habit, a month-end practice we named Rapid Fire Learning (RFL). It starts as a private journaling practice, handwritten for self-reflection and much shorter than what follows: I’ve opted to post this month’s here on the blog to transcribe more, and to curate […]
Rapid Fire Learning
The month draws to a close today, and it is therefore time for Rapid Fire Learning. Got your journal open? Rapid Fire Learning One of the ‘elders’ in our Ho‘ohana Community is an ‘Ike loa learning habit, a month-end practice we named Rapid Fire Learning (RFL). RFL was created on TalkingStory.org in September of 2006, a […]