Connections Between
Motion, Emotion, and Knowledge
“Conventional wisdom
is that for successful change first you need to know what you want to do. Then you use that knowledge to make your
move. Conventional wisdom is wrong.
In reality, change happens
the other way around. Doing comes first,
knowing second, as you do something start your exploration, get out and look
around, gather impressions and information- you start to know what it is that
you really want to do. Doing preceded
knowing, it turns out.”- Life ReImagined book
In an old post I discussed the idea that most people believe
that they have to ‘feel’ like it in order to move them to do something. Another way to say this is that emotion leads
to motion.
Emotion è Motion (wrong)
The reality if that by doing something it leads one to feel
positive enough to continue doing it. Or
simply,
Motion è Emotion
This quote adds another piece to the puzzle. It instructs that the old knowledge leads to
motion is wrong. The true reality is
that it is motion that leads to knowledge.
Motion è Knowledge
Combining these two ideas gives us a new result
Motion è
Emotion è Knowledge
This idea teaches that we should just start. The emotion will come along and we will ‘feel’
like continuing. By continuing,
eventually we will become knowledgeable.
I like it…
Today’s question is:
“Have you inadvertently
used Motion è Emotion è
Knowledge?”
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