Well, Joe, to me a myth is something that never was but is always happening.*
Jean Houston
There’s the recklessness of creative generosity. This happens when we show up with our best work, regardless of how it might feel if it doesn’t land with the desired audience…And the recklessness of joy. When we allow ourselves to feel and express unbridled delight in a world that often expects measured restraint and cynical resistance.**
Seth Godin
As we figure out what our particular and good
recklessness looks like,
We could do a lot worse than shape a myth to ensure
it happens again and again
and again–
What is your recklessness about?
Why is this important to you?
Who are those who don’t see reckless but necessity?
What are the forces that push back against you?
How do you overcome these?
How have you grown as a result?
How do you sustain this?
*Jean Houston’s A Mythic Life;
**Seth Godin’s blog: Kinds of reckless.
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