Comments on: Day #1 of the 12-Step Creativity Program for Building Content http://www.sew-wrc.com/idea-motivator/2006/11/14/day-1-of-the-12-step-creativity-program-for-building-content/ Where Creativity Explodes into Content and Link Popularity Sat, 22 Nov 2008 00:19:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: /sue http://www.sew-wrc.com/idea-motivator/2006/11/14/day-1-of-the-12-step-creativity-program-for-building-content/#comment-6555 Thu, 08 May 2008 21:36:49 +0000 http://www.sew-wrc.com/idea-motivator/2006/11/14/day-1-of-the-12-step-creativity-program-for-building-content/#comment-6555 Its getting quiet. Stopping the mind which allows for creativity to expand! Great topic! Its getting quiet. Stopping the mind which allows for creativity to expand! Great topic!

]]> by: robin http://www.sew-wrc.com/idea-motivator/2006/11/14/day-1-of-the-12-step-creativity-program-for-building-content/#comment-200 Wed, 15 Nov 2006 14:07:49 +0000 http://www.sew-wrc.com/idea-motivator/2006/11/14/day-1-of-the-12-step-creativity-program-for-building-content/#comment-200 Lee, I find so many things fascinating with your post. First, this memory, which took place a long time ago, is very dear to you. Out of all the questions Tristine asked you, this is one you vividly remember. You're right--it's such a stunning question that only a child could ask. If we could just get to the point where WE could ask such stunning questions again. It also points out the importance of remembering the little things in life. All of the little things together make up the "big picture." It's remembering sitting on the floor playing blocks with your daughter, and the one question she asked you that you'll never ever forget. It's the little things in life--grabbing those moments and remembering them. Robin Lee,

I find so many things fascinating with your post. First, this memory, which took place a long time ago, is very dear to you. Out of all the questions Tristine asked you, this is one you vividly remember.

You’re right–it’s such a stunning question that only a child could ask. If we could just get to the point where WE could ask such stunning questions again.

It also points out the importance of remembering the little things in life. All of the little things together make up the “big picture.” It’s remembering sitting on the floor playing blocks with your daughter, and the one question she asked you that you’ll never ever forget.

It’s the little things in life–grabbing those moments and remembering them.

Robin

]]> by: Lee Woods http://www.sew-wrc.com/idea-motivator/2006/11/14/day-1-of-the-12-step-creativity-program-for-building-content/#comment-195 Tue, 14 Nov 2006 21:11:47 +0000 http://www.sew-wrc.com/idea-motivator/2006/11/14/day-1-of-the-12-step-creativity-program-for-building-content/#comment-195 Robin, I remember the day my five-year-old daughter and I sat out a rainy day in the family room, playing with blocks. She went to the window, looked around, then turned to me and said,"Dad, where do butterflies go when it rains?" I was speechless, captivated by the question. Only the inventive, untarnished mind of a child could ask such a stunning question. If I were a poet or a writer of songs, I would have taken pen to paper immediately. As writers of Web content, you are reminding us that we have to think anew, fresh, like a child. How else is anyone going to notice us? Robin, I remember the day my five-year-old daughter and I sat out a rainy day in the family room, playing with blocks. She went to the window, looked around, then turned to me and said,”Dad, where do butterflies go when it rains?” I was speechless, captivated by the question. Only the inventive, untarnished mind of a child could ask such a stunning question. If I were a poet or a writer of songs, I would have taken pen to paper immediately. As writers of Web content, you are reminding us that we have to think anew, fresh, like a child. How else is anyone going to notice us?

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