Top Highlights

• This is the nature of the life building process. The I Ching or Book of Changes describes this principle as molting, in which an animal drops its pelt or
• Change moves in rhythms. When we understand the rhythms that permeate the tempo of our life, we can, as musicians say, play in the groove. When we are in the groove, everything works. When we are not in the groove, almost nothing works.
• Organic and strategic thought is a matter of design. The best design in the world is useless unless we act upon it.
• You make the first draft of your plans; you then take some initial steps which, in turn, give you new insight about how practical your plans are. Are the assumptions built into the plan true? If not, you will have to change your plans accordingly.
• Expressed another way, you can be the playwright, and also the lead actor, and also the audience for your own life play.