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From the mind of critic: “Does smoke always lead to fire, or just more smoke? Does smoke get mistaken for steam, which lets off pressure so a fire doesn’t break out? Does lingering fog get mistaken for smoke, causing it to be ingored because it’s so ingrained and all encompassing? Can a fire burn without smoke, disguising its very existence? Do fires appear without smoke not because smoke isn’t produced, but because the smoke is is carried which ever way the wind …blows? We used to say nothing in life is guaranteed except death and taxes. Which many current exceptions exist for the later, and many exceptions are currently being concocted for the former. Clues don’t always lead where we want or expect, and can lie, distract and mischaracterize what we believe the end result should be. Once we realize that clues, hints, signs and sages can steer us away from truth or toward it, we’ll see that if we ignore, we won’t be able to decipher what’s in front of us, and will fall victim to kinds words with a silver tongue. Smoke doesn’t always lead to fire, sometimes it leads to embers. Ignoring smoke doesn’t make fire go away, but makes it burn stronger. Clues aren’t always authentic, but if ignored, we’ll never know the difference. Fire produces smoke, but our soul produces fire.”
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from the mind of critic-4/25/18
From the mind of critic: “Is the follow through as important to a pitcher, as the pitch itself? Does a ptich even happen without a follow through? Does it matter if it’s a fastball down the middle, some chin music high and tight, or a nasty curveball sinker that changes course at the last possible second? If a pitcher throws a pitch the catcher didn’t give a sign for, is it still follow through? Does follow through mean the act of pitching itself, or the arm toss a…nd leg kick after the ball is released? Getiing caught up will get us just that, caught up. Acting instead of defining and redefining the needed action is how dreams manifest, and how positive change becomes reality. Once we realize following through doesn’t mean our journey has ended because we’ve walked the walk, but has opened up other doors that would have been unavailable otherwise, we’ll see following through as not intimidating but authentic, which knocks down any roadblocks we can erect. Action is followthrough that gives meaning to our words. We can pitch, or be a statue on the mound, either way we’ve followed through. Walking the walk, means getting out there and putting one foot in front of the other. Our dreams and goals become possible, when we allow ourselves to follow through. Impossibilities become probabilities, when we prove actions are louder than words.” 🙂
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from the mind of critic-4/24/18
From the mind of critic: “There are 2 paths we can go on, but in the long run, is there still time to change the road we’re on? Do we have the capacity to change course, when our current trajectory has been chiseled in for decades? Will we forgo the scarier but more fulfilling path, in place of a more comfortable but detrimental one? Are we so scared of change, that we’ve witnessed the darkness getting darker, but we go along because it’s the enemy we know? Are we scared of change and even though we know it’ll flip everything around, we adapt because we know change can be beneficial in the long run if we’re unafraid? Fear can stop us in our tracks, halting all forward progress. The idea we can’t change course midstream, is an assumption on fear of differences, and of required effort we may or may not be willing to exude. We get over this by remembering we deserve the best. It may take monumental effort, and may dispell all our misconceptions, but we can make change work for us by utilizing passion, through humanistic real world appilcations, not pie in the sky thinking. There are infinite paths to travel, and we can travel any at anytime. Our course might be chiseled, but we hold the hammer. Comfort is only detrimental, if it isn’t fulfilling. Change is scary, but so is having regrets.” 🙂
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