Quought for the Day #12 – Rick Cockrum

By Rajesh Setty on Tue 26 Dec 2006, 9:52 PM - 1 Comment

Talk about variety – Rick Cockrum wears many hats. Rick runs a software company which develops software for personal effectiveness. He is a philosopher. He and his wife operate a single screen theater and best of all, he runs a personal development blog (which is almost a collection of his articles) where he writes on variety of topics.

Rick sent a question that is so timely and provides a new perspective on planning for your new year.

Optimist warning: Once you read this question, either you are thinking or you are lying that you are not thinking

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(click on the button to read the background for this series)

Here’s Rick’s Quought for the Day

Rick’s note accompanying the question: The point of the question is that in setting goals, we look at the next day, week, year, 5 years, lifetime. I want to turn the question around. Often people look differently at the importance of what they’re planning if they think of remembering it, rather than trying to do it.

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Links:
1. Rick’s software company: RDCSoft
2. Rick’s blog: Shards of Consciousness

Note:
Quought = Question that provokes thought. Questions are important. Thinking is important. Questions that make you think are very important!

PS:
Squidoo Lens: The Power of Questions!

 

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