little knowledge at work is worth more that much knowledge sitting idle.

I was between  a sleeping state and conscious state this morning when this thought came to me. "there were ideas I talked about before and I havent put the effort to bring them to a place of activation." I realized then, I cannot run away from the place I stopped putting the finish touch for this if I want to take the project to the next level.

I have no one else to blame for this project not moving forward. wow, I realize right there, I cannot hope for change, I must pay the price for change. so today, I took the first step to correct this. I started writing down the steps require for me to move forward. in the next 24 hours, I will draft a business proposal for my project. Lord have mercy.

have you ever been in this situation before? please comment and share what you did to make the necessary corrections.

thank you

creative process is a must to expand general knowledge.

It is said that most powerful ideas were still born. most of the time it come as a "hunch" or a passing thought. Most of us have experienced or know this, especially when we come across someone who took the passing thought and give life to it.

the sad thing is many of us experienced these several times every year. the question is how can we be the people who give these hunches color, life and expressions? we all have different responses to moments and experiences. "I wish" "well someone beat me to it."

the first step to ensure these "hunches" are captured and collected for personal reviews is having a system to write them down.

knowledge is common, it is taken for granted.

knowledge is a common commodity in life. maybe that is why it is taken for granted. I have friends who seemed to know something about anything. You bring up a subject, they seemed to know a lot about everything.

and then there are other friends who dont even have an opinion about anything. however when pressing on something they specialize in, they have a wealth of data and have a lot to share.

this has given me a great deal of pause and reflection regarding the following questions. How can I approach the right people to get the right information?
how can I find out who the right person to talk to on a specific topic?

give me your feedback and would love to start a conversation on this topic