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Footprints in the Wind^sm # 798

I saw a woman trying to run an art center alone—booking the artists for shows, setting up classes, registering people, tending the website, doing press releases, buying food for a monthly pancake breakfast fund raiser, and cleaning the latrines. I saw, with less than 2 weeks notice, 26 people show up to help her re-image and re-draw the art center and take on key functions. People are whom we need.

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Making things better is disorganizing.

:- Doug.

Strangers are better for the question of the most important work because of their holy intimacy. Then we can draw in used people….

:- Doug.

Keep the conversation circulating….

:- Doug.

The story field lives in our collective consciousness, or almost-consciousness (the same place individuals call “on the tip of my tongue”).

:- Doug.