by Kourosh | Jan 8, 2015 | On Play and Productivity, Writings
Beyond virtue, patience is a skill:
Patience is the skill to allow and accommodate for a process to develop at its own pace.
Patience is not waiting for something. Patience is a type of organizing that respects the development of the environment and the self. Waiting is only one component, an action of inaction, in that constellation.
We reflect upon some intention, acknowledge its needs of material, mentation, and time, and begin to accommodate for them. Each component in turn is provided its nutrients until some vision unfolds.
by Kourosh | Oct 6, 2014 | On Play and Productivity, On Technology, Writings
A few thoughts on the utility of repeating tasks.
by Kourosh | Jan 17, 2014 | On Play and Productivity, Writings
It is useful to pause, Regularly and frequently, When beginning a session of work, Or finding our way towards the end, When unclear or confused, When distracted by the inside or out, Or when it would simply be nice to pause. ...
by Kourosh | Jan 14, 2014 | Frontpage, On Play and Productivity, Writings
A new post on the “Considered” Task.
by Kourosh | May 1, 2013 | Writings
Posts are on hold while I focus my attention on getting the new book ready … Almost there … Stay on target … Almost there …
by Kourosh | Mar 19, 2013 | Writings
Write … write … write … Edit … write … edit … Write … edit … write … Wait, what time is it? Write … write … write … Edit … write … edit…...
