Weekly Grab
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Stay curious, preferably with a camera in hand.
Painted
Almost everything in the universe is painted for us. The colors are there when we choose to see them.
Gaze
The lack of expression likely has nothing to do with us. Perhaps it’s contemplation, daydreaming, or simply a form of rest. Maybe it’s up to us to change the reception from an intentional stare to a gaze of wonder. Maybe it’s best we never know for sure. Stay curios.
Fill
We can only handle so much. Doing more has it’s limits. How do we know when to stop filling? What’s our measurement of choice?
Knowing when to stop is almost as important as knowing when to start.
Stopping
We hear a lot about the importance of starting. And, it is indeed essential to making any progress. But, knowing when to stop might be just as important. Quitting without regard to what’s already been done is challenging, but sometimes the wisest choice.
It turns out, brakes might be a more important tool than the accelerator.
Interpretation
What do you make of it? Nothing? Something?
Most things aren’t that interesting to most people. It’s a good thing we’re not serving most people.
Twisted
Almost nothing is as it seems. Some things are more twisted than others. Our job is to seek to understand and perhaps to unravel. Or, maybe to leave it be. Not every mystery needs to be solved. Some things are just better left twisted.
Like learning, curiosity doesn’t always require a solution.
Steps
Success is rarely determined by how many. More often, it’s about the desire to take one more.
Get the Camera Out 