Simplicity

Can Adults Learn From Children?

Published on by Eugene Morgan

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What can we learn from children? A child likes to explore freely without limits. A child is not afraid to make a mistake when learning something new.

A child enjoys learning new things while playing. A child looks at things from a different view than an adult. Everything a child sees is from a clean slate.

Everything a child explores is new.  A child enjoys listening to stories. A child enjoys touching everything with his or her hands which includes tasting everything else.

A child can do anything, as long there’s a parent present to keep the child safe. Exploration and experience is a reoccurring theme that we can learn from a child. Scientists, archeologists, anthropologists, researchers are really children in grown up bodies.

A Community of Potentials

Published on by Eugene Morgan

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Written By Eugene Morgan

We are a community of people, which means, by our nature we are social creatures.  We cannot survive alone, we need one another to function.

Milton Erickson often mentions about human potential. We don’t know how far our potentials will take us when we work together.

We’re still in its infancy when it comes to our potentials.  But when we look back in history, we can see how far we’ve come, and we can see how far we must go.

We can ask ourselves, what potentials do we have that can make a different in our society?  And how can we work together to fulfill our potentials?