Questioning The Status Quo

Hi Michael... ahh the status quo.. Is it ever shifting? Ever changing? Or is it just relatively shifting or relatively changing? 

Methinks nothing.. methinks something.

Anyway, let's continue pondering.

Hi Michael- my status quo is different from everyone else's and vice versa. So, I am often happy with my status quo and on occasion, I don't mind stepping out of it. 

For several years I worked at a software company research and development center.  While our motto wasn't to move fast and break things, we had to question the status quo in order to bring progress and innovation!

I love this, thank you so much.  Every so often I do the same "wandering".  Need some inspiration, something to think about outside my own parameters - need to learn, observe, laugh....ACTIVE RAIN is a fantastic source for that.  So was your blog posting.

So, it depends, doesn't it, on what you're pondering about and if it's a real circumstance, opines, just a dream or fake news? Regardless, the AR community provides knowledge, experiences, recommendations, inspiration and motivational content and maybe a lot of pondering surfing the Rain. 

Michael Jacobs - Ah ha! Question the status quo or expand one's mind to think about a new strategy, solution, plan, diversion, conversion, the point is are you thinking clearly about you or what others are saying, implying, or suggesting is true? It's only true if it works for you and if you don't try to be better than the status quo, are you any better off? 

Definitely, pondering is not a waste of time.    

I like this...from now on I'm just wondering and pondering...instead of worrying and questioning. LOL

Recently, a very successful young entrepeneur purchased an RV park with tons of possibilities. He tells me many of his friends are questioning his recent acquisition. I asked if it hurt his feelings.  His very wise response,  "Are you kidding? Never, they just see an RV park. I'm grateful they don't have the vision." 

Michael, I am not much of being status quo, would much rather rustle the bushes and do more!   I have not had much time to read many posts.

I really don't know what status-quo is in a business like ours, Michael! The only 'status quos' I have in my life is I'm still married to the same man and my assistants have all been with me for years - and I don't ever want that to change! 

As far as this biz goes, I don't know how status quo would work in it! LOL

Yes and I think that's what keeps us loving what we do - it's everchanging.

Happy Friday, Michael!

Wandering and pondering in the rain... nothing wrong with that!  Have a good weekend and learn something new.