More about habits

Robert Fritz writes "Human beings, by their nature, are habitual. And there is a good reason for this. Habits can make life easier and more convenient. And so the idea of habits, themselves, is this: habits can be a very good thing to have."
But what of bad habits? More here:
https://www.wisepond.com/blogs/2012/03/20/habit-habits?utm_source=sublist&utm_medium=emailmarketing&utm_content=rec1&utm_campaign=aboutyouari

You can't invest your life spirit in a compromise

This from Robert Fritz. I really like his writings.

https://www.wisepond.com/blogs/2011/12/14/you-cant-invest-your-life-spirit-compromise?utm_source=sublist&utm_medium=emailmarketing&utm_content=bloglink1&utm_campaign=lifecompromiseblog

Interview with Robert Fritz

Robert Fritz has written The Path of Least Resistance, Creating, Corporate Tides, The Path of Least Resistance for Managers, Your Life as Art, The Managerial Moment of Truth and Elements. http://www.wisepond.com/SandraLeeSchubertBlogRadioInterview

Two different histories

I have long been a fan of Robert Fritz www.robertfritz.com and his work on the creative process. This facebook link gives an insight in to his work and uses the example of the very successful Uganda Rural Development and Training programme to demonstrate the importance of focussing on the creative process rather than on a power politics and problem orientation.
http://www.facebook.com/RobertFritzInc#!/notes/robert-fritz-inc/two-different-histories/155003201242325