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wheelie · 11-21-2006, 09:26 PM

I am here because this community fascinates me.

I read Steve's articles because they have in the past helped me be thoughtful about the parts of my life that are most mysterious to me and I like that feeling.

I like being shown a perspective that helps me tackle new problem solving techniques and I am grateful for the chance to so freely observe Steve's own process and growth.

I would be in error if I expected or required Steve to maintain in me a constant sense of awe or enlightenment by everything that he shares on his blog.

I would be in error if I felt that I was entitled to feel that my own personal development was being adequetly supported or corroborated by Steve's.

I would also be in error if I failed to remember that Steve is a human being just like me who sometimes makes mistakes, is trying his best to tap into his greatness and may at times miss the big picture. Afterall, personal development requires an intense level of self-absorbtion.

Mostly, I am grateful for the opportunity to lean on Steve's golden moments to help me find my own and I wish the same for you all.

11-21-2006, 09:26 PM	#64 (permalink)
wheelie Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Seattle, WA Posts: 11	My subjective expectations (which may also be realistic) I am here because this community fascinates me. I read Steve's articles because they have in the past helped me be thoughtful about the parts of my life that are most mysterious to me and I like that feeling. I like being shown a perspective that helps me tackle new problem solving techniques and I am grateful for the chance to so freely observe Steve's own process and growth. I would be in error if I expected or required Steve to maintain in me a constant sense of awe or enlightenment by everything that he shares on his blog. I would be in error if I felt that I was entitled to feel that my own personal development was being adequetly supported or corroborated by Steve's. I would also be in error if I failed to remember that Steve is a human being just like me who sometimes makes mistakes, is trying his best to tap into his greatness and may at times miss the big picture. Afterall, personal development requires an intense level of self-absorbtion. Mostly, I am grateful for the opportunity to lean on Steve's golden moments to help me find my own and I wish the same for you all.