Comments on: How can we spend more time as our ‘heroic selves’? http://blog.steverrobbins.com/bizblog/how-can-we-spend-more-time-as-our-heroic-selves-131 Exploring business and its impact on life with Stever Robbins Tue, 06 Jan 2009 11:31:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: jen_chan, writer MemberSpeed.com http://blog.steverrobbins.com/bizblog/how-can-we-spend-more-time-as-our-heroic-selves-131/comment-page-1#comment-906 jen_chan, writer MemberSpeed.com Wed, 14 Nov 2007 10:23:30 +0000 http://blog.steverrobbins.com/bizblog/how-can-we-spend-more-time-as-our-heroic-selves-131#comment-906 I personally believe that we're all inherently good people. Perhaps if we just take a little time to listen to our inner voices, our heroic selves would have more opportunities to present themselves. Things like appointments, schedules and the like keep us living a fast-paced life and we start to think that we have no more time for anything else. I personally believe that we’re all inherently good people. Perhaps if we just take a little time to listen to our inner voices, our heroic selves would have more opportunities to present themselves. Things like appointments, schedules and the like keep us living a fast-paced life and we start to think that we have no more time for anything else.

]]> By: Stever http://blog.steverrobbins.com/bizblog/how-can-we-spend-more-time-as-our-heroic-selves-131/comment-page-1#comment-845 Stever Sun, 04 Nov 2007 15:46:39 +0000 http://blog.steverrobbins.com/bizblog/how-can-we-spend-more-time-as-our-heroic-selves-131#comment-845 If you're using the Internet, you're part of the "we're all in this together" crowd. If you have any doubt, turn off your sewer for a week and call me then (from a distance, please). We've been so good at creating an interdependent society that we have a bizarre illusion of independence. We buy pre-packaged meals at the Grocery, pre-slaughtered meat, cook it in water from our convenient tap, heated on our gas stove, and somehow entertain the notion that we're independent. We all depend heavily, VERY heavily, on each other and the products of the wonderful economic system we've created. And if you're using the Internet for even the simplest of tasks, you're depending on thousands of others every day, to maintain the configurations, physical infrastructure, and software infrastructure that make up the net. If you’re using the Internet, you’re part of the “we’re all in this together” crowd. If you have any doubt, turn off your sewer for a week and call me then (from a distance, please).

We’ve been so good at creating an interdependent society that we have a bizarre illusion of independence. We buy pre-packaged meals at the Grocery, pre-slaughtered meat, cook it in water from our convenient tap, heated on our gas stove, and somehow entertain the notion that we’re independent.

We all depend heavily, VERY heavily, on each other and the products of the wonderful economic system we’ve created. And if you’re using the Internet for even the simplest of tasks, you’re depending on thousands of others every day, to maintain the configurations, physical infrastructure, and software infrastructure that make up the net.

]]> By: Michael Purpura http://blog.steverrobbins.com/bizblog/how-can-we-spend-more-time-as-our-heroic-selves-131/comment-page-1#comment-820 Michael Purpura Wed, 31 Oct 2007 17:39:13 +0000 http://blog.steverrobbins.com/bizblog/how-can-we-spend-more-time-as-our-heroic-selves-131#comment-820 To what degree do you believe "we're in this together"? Are we ALL in this together? And what exactly are we in together? To what degree do you believe “we’re in this together”? Are we ALL in this together? And what exactly are we in together?

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