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041 Considering Wisdom

A weekly newsletter from BobBarnardnm.com
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Thoughts on the intersection of Society/Culture, Productivity/You, and Wisdom/Knowledge.
Without freedom of thought, there can be no such thing as wisdom – and no such thing as public liberty without freedom of speech. Benjamin Franklin


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My WEEK

A WEEK OF DOGS, PEOPLE, FOOD, AND FOOTBALL WITH A LITTLE GOLF THROWN IN, ALONG WITH A ROUNDTRIP TO PHOENIX. I SUPPOSE THAT COUNTS AS BUSY, BUT IT WAS FUN. HARDLY ANY WORK GOT DONE, NOT MUCH WAS PUBLISHED, AND THE NEXT TWO MONTHS MAY BE SIMILAR WHILE I AM IN NEW ZEALAND. SO I WANT TO TAKE SOME TIME IN THIS ISSUE TO ASK SOME QUESTIONS AND GET SOME GUIDANCE ABOUT WHAT YOU WANT TO SEE INCLUDED IN THE FUTURE.

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Considering Wisdom.

Wisdom for the week.
I believe in one thing only a life lived for others is a life worth living. Albert Einstein
I WANT YOUR HELP AND GUIDANCE FOR MY FUTURE ISSUES. So PLEASE SEND ME YOUR COMMENTS AND ANSWERS TO THE QUESTIONS BELOW.
  1. I LIKE IT LIKE IT IS.
  2. IT WOULD BE BETTER IF
    1. YOU MIXED UP TOPICS FROM WEEK TO WEEK
    2. IF SO, WHAT TOPICS INTEREST YOU?
  3. LESS ABOUT ME AND MORE ABOUT A TOPIC
    1. PRODUCTIVITY
    2. MINDFULNESS
    3. MEDITATION
    4. TRAINING YOUR BRAIN
    5. WISDOM
    6. SOCIETAL ISSUES
    7. BEING ORGANIZED
    8. NOTE MAKING
    9. BEING A BETTER YOU
    10. OTHER
  4. IS IT TOO LONG OR TOO SHORT?
  5. TOO SERIOUS?
  6. DO YOU LIKE THE QUESTIONS AND ACTIONS FOR THE WEEK?
I WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR THOUGHTS ON MAKING THIS NEWSLETTER MORE MEANINGFUL TO YOU!
Because you are alive, everything is possible. Thich Nhat Hanh
Questions for the Week
  1. Are you creating goals, intentions, or resolutions for next year?
  2. Have you identified the outcomes and actions for each?
Actions for the week
    1. begin listing your goals for next year in each area of your life.
    2. Begin thinking about the weekly rituals you will put in place to help you achieve these goals.
    3. Start thinking about a plan that identifies the steps or tasks you need to complete each goal.
    4. Think about building a weekly ritual around what I must do this week, what I should do this week, and what I could do this week.
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