practical ways to connect in how we speak, act, collaborate & create experiences
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More than education, IQ or even money or attractiveness, our capacity to connect is essential to enjoying "the power of us" in this new, new world of unavoidable connectivity.
If you are interested in exploring the practical ways we can connect and be better together than apart, then consider joining this community. From the research on how our brains work - how we make choices, forge bonds, co-create or fall into conflict, destruction and loneliness - all grist for the mill here.
Please consider sharing what you have discovered. We'd enjoy reading your pithy, helpful posts with references to scientists, authors, personal experiences that support those insights. We welcome images, sayings, questions - all that can help us be better together than apart.
I look forward to learning from and with you.
In a civilization when love is
gone we turn to justice and when
justice is gone we turn to power
and when power is gone we
turn to violence.
Failure is usually no more fatal
than success is permanent.
Opportunity is often inconvenient.
Resenting someone is
a way of never leaving them.
Look to their positive intent, especially when they
appear to have none.
Whoever most vividly
characterizes what a situation
is about usually determines how
others see it, talk about it, and
make decisions about it.
Speak like it tastes good.
Offer verbal snapshots that
penetrate the mind and the gut
in an instant then linger, leaving
a bright after image.
If you are arguing for more
than ten minutes, consider that
you may not be arguing about
your true conflict.
How we do our tasks may have more impact
than the tasks themselves.
You only and always
have three choices
in any situation:
change, accept or leave.
Remember the many
compartments of the heart,
the seed of what is
possible. So much of who
we are is defined by
the places we hold for each
other. For it is not our ingenuity
that sets us apart, but our
capacity for love, the
possibility our way will
be lit by grace. Our hearts
prisms, chiseling out the
colors of pure light.