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I've always loved the concept of adaptability. Bruce Lee artfully describes the nature of adaptation as "the immediacy of the shadow adjusting itself to the moving body," or, "That of not being tense but ready, not thinking but not dreaming, not being rigidly set but flexible. Aware and alert, ready for whatever may come." Adaptation directly relates to movement. If we are not adaptive we essentially remain metaphorically inert. Thus, the process of adaptation is one of per… Continue

The path of least resistance describes the physical or metaphorical pathway that provides the least resistance to forward motion by a given object or entity, among a set of alternative paths. Often, this phrase is used to describe the flow of water down a hill, electrical current through a circuit, or the turbulent motion of barometric disturbances through the atmosphere. This concept can also be uniquely applied to human nature. While life doesn't always have to be a struggle, it's in yo… Continue