Ive felt a huge shift of perspective from my FDR days. In my experience I was very interested in people axiomatically invested in freedom; and ironically this became an authority commentary in my conversations. The conversations were combative in either that, one demanded a disposition of compliance to true liberty, and there were sometimes echos of Molyneuxs arguments, or people talked about how others didnt get philosophy, and speculated their emotional blocks to acceptance. I have kind of flipped that on its head anymore; now I look at all the different ways people celebrate anarchy, maybe without knowing it: their personal relationships, their business ventures, their hobbies, how they learn how they play, their passions, and Ive grown my ability to dive a little deeper into concepts to foster what I want to get out of it; many conversational content bores me pretty hard core: weather, he said/she said, judgments/moralizing, nationalism, and that kind of stuff. So Ive become tolerant to folks disposition, positioning my internal desires to be receptive to other folks interests, and responding to market signals to grow peoples interest in my ideas or considerations. I still have many traits I want to grow but my personal life is way better. But my internal life is amazing. Its so interesting to me. Ive become an entrepreneur in emotions, by largely leaving my associations with FDR, where ironically, I was a central planner to ideas.
Posted on: Tue, 05 Aug 2014 00:23:24 +0000
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