Stu Gray
@graymatter
Stu Gray
Funny and
A question worth asking:
When there is so much on the web, it is easy to fall prey to the impression that this has been done before when you come up with an idea. When this happens, ask: ‘What is my take on this?’
When there is so much on the web, it is easy to fall prey to the impression that this has been done before when you come up with an idea. When this happens, ask: ‘What is my take on this?’
- Capture the ideas and insights that spark your interest. A sticky note, a voice memo, or an app like Notion—whatever works.
- Organize them so you can find them later. Categories, tags, or even a simple “Projects” list will do.
- Distill your notes into their essential meaning. Ask: What’s the big takeaway here?
- Express your ideas by using them in
Jenn • How to Build a Personal Knowledge System That Fuels Your Creativity
PKM and
There’s a saying that your mind takes its shape from what it rests upon. Well, recent science makes it clear that your brain takes its shape from what you rest your attention on.
Rick Hanson • Neurodharma
The more we let God take us over, the more truly ourselves we become.
C. S. Lewis
Curiosity is the shape of our hunger for God.
Mike Yaconelli • Dangerous Wonder
The moral drama here gets to the core of human existence. Notice that the passage says that Eve saw the fruit as “desirable for gaining wisdom.” Satan was not just selling Eve the best fruit in the garden, but something more fundamentally appealing. He was telling Eve that if she ate the fruit, she would be independently wise. The promise was
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