An Out-of-the-Box Place - 10 views

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  #1 Joe Bennett on 24 Jul 13

   

  Here is an interesting question to ponder - we had something like this come up in our class yesterday:
  "How can I find an out-of-the-box place when all hell is breaking loose around me?"
  
  I'd be interested in your thoughts.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Here is an interesting question to ponder - we had something like this come up in our class yesterday: <br /> "How can I find an out-of-the-box place when all hell is breaking loose around me?" <br /> <br /> I'd be interested in your thoughts.</div>

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  #2 Brian Suszek on 25 Jul 13

   

  While I can see the perspective that it may be more difficult, emergencies are when we need each other most. It is when we tend to form our strongest bonds, with those that we see as people. More difficult, but also most rewarding.
  
  The answer may be to practice, practice, practice in the times when things are a bit calmer. That way you are conditioned to see others as people when you are walking through the fire with them.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">While I can see the perspective that it may be more difficult, emergencies are when we need each other most. It is when we tend to form our strongest bonds, with those that we see as people. More difficult, but also most rewarding. <br /> <br /> The answer may be to practice, practice, practice in the times when things are a bit calmer. That way you are conditioned to see others as people when you are walking through the fire with them.</div>

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  #3 Joe Bennett on 25 Jul 13

   

  Yes - I love the idea of practicing when all hell is not breaking loose. It then becomes much easier to stay out-of-the-box.
  
  I will share that point with the class.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Yes - I love the idea of practicing when all hell is not breaking loose. It then becomes much easier to stay out-of-the-box. <br /> <br /> I will share that point with the class.</div>

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  #4 Joe Bennett on 26 Jul 13

   

  Once we have that out-of-the-box space (a person, an event, a memory of a person, a place) we can use it to take a new perspective on our current "all hell is breaking loose" perspective.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Once we have that out-of-the-box space (a person, an event, a memory of a person, a place) we can use it to take a new perspective on our current "all hell is breaking loose" perspective.</div>

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