I wonder what this button does…
random sharings from Larry
I’ve always loved playing pinball. Hands-down, it’s my favourite arcade game and holds me longer than any video game could. There’s a physicality to playing pinball which I feel engages me in the gameplay more naturally than any other game. I also appreciate the complexity of the design which often have a Rube Goldberg quality …
I have the good fortune to be able to regularly speak with a former colleague & mentor of mine. These talks are definitely mutually beneficial. I have a chance to not only enrich our friendship, but also practice what I’ve learned in my Life Skills Coaching. A recent conversation proved to be a great topic …
I’m revisiting a book that I’ve had in my collection for years but honestly never really absorbed prior to this. I can see now how I needed to be receptive to this material and get some experience under my belt, so to speak, before it could resonate with me. The book is called “Soul Mates” …
My professional life has been centred around “problem solving” and providing support to people, primarily regarding technical issues. Not to over-generalize, but I think that is a common path for many men - that role of “fixer” that we either gravitate to, or are directed towards. For myself, I’ve come to see how fixing “something” …
I wonder what this button does... 