Émile Auguste
Chartier writes (in French), “Nothing is more dangerous than an idea, when it's the only one we have.” What seems to trap us is our perspective,
dogmas, and rigidity. We forget the
strange old expression that “there is more than one way to skin a cat.” By limiting our creativity and perspective we
limit our ability to solve problems (be it cat skinning or any other
project). We have the creativity and
intelligence to solve our problems once we see that it is our attachment doing
things the same way (even when it is no longer working) that is keeping us
trapped. There is always another way of
solving a problem. If you feel trapped
try to take a step back to observe the habit or pattern. Then try something different. You know the results doing things the same
way. Any positive effort is a step in
the right direction and the beginning of the change you seek.
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