Gifts as free exploration - Apomorphic
Exploration – trying new things, even when there are safe, familiar things within reach – is hard. Risky. Stressful. It’s also essential to a rich and vibrant life well lived. Like most other hard, stressful, important things, it’s better done together than apart. With our unique mixtures of shared and unshared experiences, we can use our gifts to help each other explore the world.
Gifts as free exploration - Apomorphic Gifts as free exploration Posted on Thu 03 December 2020 by Will Bradshaw TLDR Exploration – trying new things, even when there are safe, familiar things within reach – is hard. Risky. Stressful. It’s also essential to a rich and vibrant life well lived. Like most other hard, stressful, important things, it’s better done together than apart. With our unique mixtures of shared and unshared experiences, we can use our gifts to help each other explore the world. I Let’s say you recently finished reading a novel, and are looking for a new book. You have
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