Love these strategies. This is a little different, but one thing I've been wondering about is the concept of mastery itself. I've vacillated between having a goal of becoming a master and a goal of remaining the learner. I love that the master gives me an intense focus and vision. And I love that the learner keeps me open and engaged and present-moment minded. I've wondered if I let go of the idea of master and focus on always being the learner, would mastery be a natural result? Anyway, now I'm just rambling, but I'm curious about your thoughts on the tension between these two concepts :)
Love these strategies. This is a little different, but one thing I've been wondering about is the concept of mastery itself. I've vacillated between having a goal of becoming a master and a goal of remaining the learner. I love that the master gives me an intense focus and vision. And I love that the learner keeps me open and engaged and present-moment minded. I've wondered if I let go of the idea of master and focus on always being the learner, would mastery be a natural result? Anyway, now I'm just rambling, but I'm curious about your thoughts on the tension between these two concepts :)
Nice succinct read!