ebacon
06-29-2016, 11:08 PM
Tonight my mind rattles with Bernie Sander's plans for better laws. They would sound good if I wanted to revisit the 1970's. That period was exciting but I don't want to go back
I want to go forward. I want change.
What I don't understand is why politicians are afraid to show what their future cities would look like. People want purpose in their lives. They want to begin with the end in mind. Covey taught that to Americans during the 1990s.
IMO politicians need to show people how their rules will pan out in stone. If they did that then voters would stick with a vision, with an end in mind, even as the politicians change. The voters vision would be honest work.
In America the "End in Mind" could be as simple as pointing to NYC advertising and NC tech and working together to leave more water west of the Mississippi.
Having spent enough time on the Lonesome, Onry, and Mean skirt of the landscape, I am ready to report back that there is want of community out here. That is my "End in Mind".
I want to go forward. I want change.
What I don't understand is why politicians are afraid to show what their future cities would look like. People want purpose in their lives. They want to begin with the end in mind. Covey taught that to Americans during the 1990s.
IMO politicians need to show people how their rules will pan out in stone. If they did that then voters would stick with a vision, with an end in mind, even as the politicians change. The voters vision would be honest work.
In America the "End in Mind" could be as simple as pointing to NYC advertising and NC tech and working together to leave more water west of the Mississippi.
Having spent enough time on the Lonesome, Onry, and Mean skirt of the landscape, I am ready to report back that there is want of community out here. That is my "End in Mind".