Mar 22, 2023·edited Mar 22, 2023Liked by Bruce Kasanoff
Your contributions has inspired me. No one can perceive what is in the thoughts of a human being. Even immortals can’t read what’s in the mind. Sometimes we learned from others that is not beyond the capacity of our understanding. When I am alone, after watching documentaries (I love most) that life are full of wonders & mysteries even in my profession in the health care, the patient’s encounters is a part of life’s cycle. Live the life we want not only to achieve the goals but a better life because nothing last forever we never know the time of exit.
As a Mountain Minute subscriber initially I find your writing, inspirational and supportive of my outlook on life. I like to read so when you gave me the opportunity to subscribe to Seek Awe I gladly jumped at the chance. I enjoy both subscriptions. I hadn't really noticed the differences between the two.
I think Awe and Flow are highly personal experiences. Hence, no need -- or perhaps more accurately, no desire -- to share with others. If it speaks to you, that's good enough.
Why? Because people don’t value taking time for these things. They can’t be easily charted directly and it’s not tied to money. Our society is more filled with fear, competition, goodness, love and terrible division more do than ever. Keep inspiring us. We’ll inspire those around us…eventually it’ll come back to you. Maybe not via a subscription list, but you’ll see it.
Maybe because a lot of people haven’t experienced awe and don’t quite understand what flow is. Or is it because Mountain Minute is published on a platform and is so simple to share. I read Seek Awe in my email and never think to share it.
Hi Bruce. I don't remember clearly how I came to this "seek&awe" page. Perhaps from a "Mountain Minute" post on LinkedIn. Or maybe both through Marshall Goldsmith, which I'm reading.
So maybe "Mountain Minute" is more of an extrovert and "seek&awe" is more of an introvert.
For me, Seek Awe is more complex, needs more "time" to be read.
Mountain minute is more light, more simple. Easier to read.
I believe that both work great and are very important for their purpose. But to start running (read Seek Awe) you must, first, learn to walk (read Mountain Minute).
I can only say this: I see your notifications for Mountain Minute all the time. For whatever reason, I haven’t seen emails for your posts here. But as soon as I saw your name, I read your newsletter. Maybe there’s an issue with distribution? I appreciate your perspective and your writing, so I’ll be sure to keep an eye out for more Seek & Awe newsletters, and will share them when they come in. I don’t have much of a following, but I’ll do what I can. ☺️
I have to be honest - I don’t think I realized there were two newsletters!
Yet when I looked in my email - there it was!
Your title of this - Why are you reading this? Definitely caught my attention.
This reflection on awe and flow speaks to me right now because I think I am experiencing more flow at work right now - and I am in awe at the emotions it is igniting in me.
Your contributions has inspired me. No one can perceive what is in the thoughts of a human being. Even immortals can’t read what’s in the mind. Sometimes we learned from others that is not beyond the capacity of our understanding. When I am alone, after watching documentaries (I love most) that life are full of wonders & mysteries even in my profession in the health care, the patient’s encounters is a part of life’s cycle. Live the life we want not only to achieve the goals but a better life because nothing last forever we never know the time of exit.
As a Mountain Minute subscriber initially I find your writing, inspirational and supportive of my outlook on life. I like to read so when you gave me the opportunity to subscribe to Seek Awe I gladly jumped at the chance. I enjoy both subscriptions. I hadn't really noticed the differences between the two.
I think Awe and Flow are highly personal experiences. Hence, no need -- or perhaps more accurately, no desire -- to share with others. If it speaks to you, that's good enough.
Why? Because people don’t value taking time for these things. They can’t be easily charted directly and it’s not tied to money. Our society is more filled with fear, competition, goodness, love and terrible division more do than ever. Keep inspiring us. We’ll inspire those around us…eventually it’ll come back to you. Maybe not via a subscription list, but you’ll see it.
❤️
I am very grateful to U, Bruce. Continue to be an inspiration to others. It’s worth & lighten the burden of those sleeping souls.
Hi Bruce, just like Lori I read Seek Awe on my personal email and never think to share it. Also, I don’t use Facebook or Twitter.
Maybe because a lot of people haven’t experienced awe and don’t quite understand what flow is. Or is it because Mountain Minute is published on a platform and is so simple to share. I read Seek Awe in my email and never think to share it.
Hi Bruce. I don't remember clearly how I came to this "seek&awe" page. Perhaps from a "Mountain Minute" post on LinkedIn. Or maybe both through Marshall Goldsmith, which I'm reading.
So maybe "Mountain Minute" is more of an extrovert and "seek&awe" is more of an introvert.
And all extroverts have more friends.
Hi Bruce.
For me, Seek Awe is more complex, needs more "time" to be read.
Mountain minute is more light, more simple. Easier to read.
I believe that both work great and are very important for their purpose. But to start running (read Seek Awe) you must, first, learn to walk (read Mountain Minute).
Stay well!
I can only say this: I see your notifications for Mountain Minute all the time. For whatever reason, I haven’t seen emails for your posts here. But as soon as I saw your name, I read your newsletter. Maybe there’s an issue with distribution? I appreciate your perspective and your writing, so I’ll be sure to keep an eye out for more Seek & Awe newsletters, and will share them when they come in. I don’t have much of a following, but I’ll do what I can. ☺️
I have to be honest - I don’t think I realized there were two newsletters!
Yet when I looked in my email - there it was!
Your title of this - Why are you reading this? Definitely caught my attention.
This reflection on awe and flow speaks to me right now because I think I am experiencing more flow at work right now - and I am in awe at the emotions it is igniting in me.