Continuous integration invites playing in a changing area. And, of course, even if we opt for a more stable path, the field is constantly changing. Irrespective of a changing, complex world, as the saying goes, the more interesting direction is the interiority of all practices. As we move through the world, in conversation, with ideas and action, opinions must follow. When unarticulated, they set in intuition. But when put into language, we can scaffold our personal philosophy (between culture and existential) to extend what is possible and move through and help others in less-knowable situations.
And so, we have an opportunity to keep moving in a space that is too moving. To resist pausing the game when we have a new idea.
This week, I invite you to consider whether change stops any action for you.