Cultivating Serendipity
Keely Adler and
Cultivating Serendipity
Keely Adler and
Digital gardens hold a component of discovery where gardeners may be delighted or surprised by what they may find. They are designed to embrace a culture of learning, where one may be open to be changed by ideas.
much of what gives one’s life meaning stems from accidents, interruptions, and serendipitous encounters: the “off time” that a mechanistic view of experience seeks to eliminate.
If algorithms delve into every corner of our lives until nothing inexplicable remains, the loss will be tremendous.
We enjoy something more when we experience it as unnecessary, unexpected and wonderful.
Serendipity is luck + action. To be luckier, take more active action . Walk wherever you can. Take the stairs. When you have ideas, turn them into action steps and get to work.