Great article, Kevin. I’m doing some personal development at college in my counselling course and one of the things I need to think and write about is my own relationships. This is a really useful place to start from 👍
Great message. I think this aligns to the broader idea of poetic vs technical atunement steve March talks about originally cited by Heidegger. A great way of describing this dynamic across all of life
Sometimes it not easy to discern which friends are which across these groups. I have found that big changes (moving internationally and going sober, in my case) have shone the light of truth on previously hidden catergorization.
I never thought I would say this. But, I think, the thing I most want to be, is useless.
Same!
Great article, Kevin. I’m doing some personal development at college in my counselling course and one of the things I need to think and write about is my own relationships. This is a really useful place to start from 👍
Thanks Rich! Glad this sparked some ideas and reflection for you.
Great message. I think this aligns to the broader idea of poetic vs technical atunement steve March talks about originally cited by Heidegger. A great way of describing this dynamic across all of life
Thanks Scott! I’m not familiar with the technical cs poetic, but I just added that to my “look this up” list.
Fantastic, brother.
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Fascinating stuff, Kevin!
Sometimes it not easy to discern which friends are which across these groups. I have found that big changes (moving internationally and going sober, in my case) have shone the light of truth on previously hidden catergorization.
Started reading and ended with a smile that made me think.