“The Tau of Steves: What You Don’t Know Could Fill a Book”
Summer July 2019
“5” Steve Nash, 45: “Break large tasks down into small ones and then plot them out with a reasonable schedule over time.” Aquarius
What’s been going on, besides that unwelcome headache from a holiday celebration of drinking and eating to excess egged on by the fireworks of patriotism? Following my intuition today, July 5th, on Day 60 of My 1-Year Experiment, I pulled up a pdf of “New Lenses Field Guide” and reviewed the last two topics,
“Fit: Sweet Spot of Overlapping Life, Community, Organizational, Economic and Generational Cycles” —
Finding your sweet spot by integrating lifecycles — anyone can zero in on opportunities to do what you love in a business, social, and quality-of-life climate that you’ll thrive in. Of course, shifting economic cycles, bursting bubbles and political events help or hinder our ability to capitalize on those opportunities
“Live, Love, Work and Play in Four Wealthy Dream Communities” —
In the 16 lifestyle neighborhoods, how do you evaluate six types of real estate opportunities — when to buy, how long to hold, and when to sell? Transplant your business, practice or knowledge company after evaluating seven market cycle indicators. When you do, you can take advantage of real estate markets as they move through up, down and up cycles.
Random ones that make me want change my sign.
Of the four Holiday Taus for Steves today, Nash’s connected with me more. Without reinventing the wheel, I had searched for my “New Lenses Field Guide” as a summary of what I’d already researched and packaged. But, mostly as an itinerary and a way of writing about the next set of chapters. Something more practical, I guess.
“5” Steve Nash, 45: “Break large tasks down into small ones and then plot them out with a reasonable schedule over time.” Aquarius
And maybe as a non-fiction author and idea-packager I looked for frameworks to help potential readers get the most out of my manuscript. What they want to learn, even if they didn’t realize they wanted to.
“4” Steve Howey, 42: “This isn’t a case of getting it right. It’s a case of recognizing what it is you most want to learn.” Cancer
Normally I do differentiate, but concerning this 1-Year Experiment, I’m not so sure.
“3” Steve McQueen (1930 – 1980): “You’re careful not to make things about you that shouldn’t be. Wisdom helps you separate your role from your true self.” Aries
OK, but like what?
“2” Steve Smith, 30: “To get satisfied when you’re not requires that you notice and allow yourself to be influenced by an entirely different set of factors.” Gemini
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Inspired by Holiday Mathis – Creators Syndicate