> Major Fallacy of Thinking/Marketing.
> "Want/Need" Baloney

And of life...

; I'll try to be brief
> and not waste your time.

You're not wasting "my time"..

> If I were to choose the greatest lesson Life
> taught me, it would be:

> "Please, please stop having what you
> want/need and start wanting what you
> have".

Gratitude..that is the answer..every day
I write 5 things I'm greatful for..if you
can't write think it..."Simple abundance"
Sarah Brednath...

> No, I don't mean that we have to be CONTENT
> with what we have.

Well what's wrong with contentment...just because
you're content doesn't mean you have to stop
living and having more meaningful experiences.

> Our flight from one book/project/board to
> another is constant battle

For me it was and at times a search for some
magic key or answer. But I know intuitively
it is within...you know I've been contemplating
lately the need to develop a mission...think
about it,

everyone has something to share or contribute
to other people...the message is to be who you
are and work on yourself..first get the "log
out of your own eye"...(something like that ;-)

> Yes, we DON'T want a book that we already
> have that impresses us.
> We want/need another.

Amen corner...I have so many books that sometime
I go to the bookstore and pick up the one I
already have ;-)

> We don't want the board we introduced, we
> want another one and another one.

My theory on this...is some people like to
board hop...then again many are trying to
get their signature line around(which is ok)
but I get what you're saying about committment
to the board.

I have wondered what would happen if we all
used sowpub as a signature line for a while
and then brought everyone here and then have
our area on sowpub to promote our selves....
See ...bring everyone to the village and then
sell them what you've got....

> Imagine a world in which you are allowed to
> keep and reread only ONE book.

Simon I'm with you on this one...but then
again I'm "powerfully , purposely practical"
sandy

In many religions..they do only read one book...