Comments on: Limitations and Innovations http://velocityvortx.wordpress.com/2007/07/02/limitations-and-innovations/ learnings... Sat, 19 Jul 2008 07:46:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU By: El Particular http://velocityvortx.wordpress.com/2007/07/02/limitations-and-innovations/#comment-1361 El Particular Fri, 07 Sep 2007 06:37:43 +0000 http://velocityvortx.wordpress.com/2007/07/02/limitations-and-innovations/#comment-1361 This sounds like a good response to why MaGyver appealled to so many. It did not matter the limitation, the script writers would innovate some solution to get him out of any situation. This is a great topic. Have you ever read or heard of a book called "Flow?" I appreciate your thoughtful topics. Keep it up. This sounds like a good response to why MaGyver appealled to so many. It did not matter the limitation, the script writers would innovate some solution to get him out of any situation. This is a great topic. Have you ever read or heard of a book called “Flow?” I appreciate your thoughtful topics. Keep it up.

]]> By: Jerrell Jobe http://velocityvortx.wordpress.com/2007/07/02/limitations-and-innovations/#comment-562 Jerrell Jobe Thu, 12 Jul 2007 23:35:22 +0000 http://velocityvortx.wordpress.com/2007/07/02/limitations-and-innovations/#comment-562 I've noticed that at times I have hit the roadblock of innovation - and at a loss for creatine-new ideas with my own situations. Yet, inteerestingly, at the same time I've experienced several conversations where the other person had hit roadblock (in a similar area as me), yet in this context my mind raced with questions, what if's, and innovative ideas of a new possibility... It's in there (God's image), but often locked up. Something in me triggers and unlocks though when I'm on the other side of the table. What if I could continue to grow and 'flip the trigger' with myself? One thing I've done to try and re-train myself to break the roadblock and flip the trigger is get with another person involved in ministry similar, yet different than mine and began conversing (collaborative leadership - I call it). This way I'm talking more about my own roadblocks... and hearing another's... in the process the inovative-spirit is being exercised... and hopefully begin experiencing a transfer of it from other's situations to my own... I’ve noticed that at times I have hit the roadblock of innovation - and at a loss for creatine-new ideas with my own situations. Yet, inteerestingly, at the same time I’ve experienced several conversations where the other person had hit roadblock (in a similar area as me), yet in this context my mind raced with questions, what if’s, and innovative ideas of a new possibility… It’s in there (God’s image), but often locked up. Something in me triggers and unlocks though when I’m on the other side of the table. What if I could continue to grow and ‘flip the trigger’ with myself?

One thing I’ve done to try and re-train myself to break the roadblock and flip the trigger is get with another person involved in ministry similar, yet different than mine and began conversing (collaborative leadership - I call it).

This way I’m talking more about my own roadblocks… and hearing another’s… in the process the inovative-spirit is being exercised… and hopefully begin experiencing a transfer of it from other’s situations to my own…

]]> By: PB http://velocityvortx.wordpress.com/2007/07/02/limitations-and-innovations/#comment-478 PB Tue, 03 Jul 2007 01:17:46 +0000 http://velocityvortx.wordpress.com/2007/07/02/limitations-and-innovations/#comment-478 You hit the nail on the head for me bro. I've most certainly been guilty of leaving the "deep thinking" too others in the past.....sometimes due to feelings of inadequacy and other times due to pure laziness. Thanks for continuing to push me out of my comfort zone(s), challenging me to look for new and better ways to think about things and giving me the support and encouragement to do so. You have enabled me to see the image of God in everything around and inside me. Thanks friend. You hit the nail on the head for me bro. I’ve most certainly been guilty of leaving the “deep thinking” too others in the past…..sometimes due to feelings of inadequacy and other times due to pure laziness. Thanks for continuing to push me out of my comfort zone(s), challenging me to look for new and better ways to think about things and giving me the support and encouragement to do so. You have enabled me to see the image of God in everything around and inside me. Thanks friend.

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