Tag: focus
Of Questions and Questioning
Let us look at the great metaphysical question of “How does Nothing become Something?” Or if we were to translate it into a more pragmatic phrasing, we can say: “How does one go from not writing into completing a written thing?” At the moment, two ways of going about this case comes to mind. The…
In Attention
What goes on in one’s mind when one is engaged in a task? Lately, I have been playing with the idea of “focus” as a similar phenomenon to hunger. Sometimes a lack of appetite is not a concern—one may simply not be hungry; likewise, a lack of singular attention may be an indication of a…
committed abandon
Playing darts 501
Once you get the hang of it, throwing darts on the board is easy. But that’s not all there is to the sport. Eventually, you’ll get to the bullseye or one of the other higher-scoring parts of the board. An amateur is satisfied at these occasional lucky throws. He throws the dart and hopes for…