Ah, the beauty of randomness! In a world where everything seems meticulously scripted and planned, being random is like a breath of fresh, unpredictable air. Imagine this: you’re at a formal dinner party, everyone is discussing market trends and the latest tech gadgets, and you suddenly blurt out, “Did you know an octopus has three hearts?” Watch the faces around you light up with surprise and curiosity.
Randomness can throw people off, especially those who cling to their scripts like a lifeline. These well-scripted souls thrive on predictability, but every now and then, they need a little jolt to remind them of life’s spontaneous wonders. It’s like shaking a snow globe and watching the flakes scatter – beautiful chaos.
Living life according to a strict script can be stifling. Conversations flow smoother and connections deepen when we allow spontaneity to guide us. Have you ever noticed that the best moments often come from unplanned events? The impromptu road trip, the sudden burst of laughter, or the unexpected dance-off in your living room. These are the moments that color our lives and add joy to the everyday grind.
Randomness invites curiosity, wonder, and a sense of adventure. It’s the spark that ignites creativity and the glue that bonds unexpected friendships. When you embrace the random, you give yourself permission to explore, to be curious, and to truly live in the moment.
So, next time you’re in a meticulously planned meeting or a scripted social event, throw in a curveball. Mention that octopus fact, ask a quirky question, or share a funny story. Shake off the script and see where the conversation takes you. Embrace the joy of randomness and watch as it brings a spark of joy and connection to your day.
Life’s too short to stick to the script. Be random, be joyful, and most importantly, be unapologetically you!
Categories: Culture, identity, Leadership, Management, Psychology, society
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“The quality of being natural rather than planned in advance”
Ah Yes ‘Spontaneity’ Dear Miriam While Humans
Believe they Can Control it All Reducing
Material Reality to Symbols and
Ideologies Yes Tools Like
The Words We May Use
to Control and Reduce Reality too
Some of my Favorites Are Species of Worms
Who Literally Lose Their Heads Grow New ones
With Memories of Learning Still left in Tact and of
Course There Are Sharks Living Longer Than Trees
Some Species Adapting With Virgin Births Nope No
Myth If ‘They’
Make it in This
Existence A Half a
Billion Years like They
Do Longer Than Trees
They Do Really Novel Stuff
Like Find Food Below the Ocean
Floor With the Best of Electromagnetic
Field Detection For Real True They Are More
Than Just Tens of Thousands of Teeth Replaced
in Jaws to Eat Yet Proficient in Finding Calories For Life They Do
And True
Hehe They
Never Have to
Go to ‘Fish School’
To Learn Their Advanced
Skills to Survive and Thrive
One Fin Forward One Fin Above
One Fin Below One Fin and More
All Around
Just Swim
Just Eat
Just Sleep
And Reproduce
On Your Own if
That is What Life takes
Nah Don’t even think about
it Just Let Mother Nature Deep
Within Inside Outside Above So
Below All
Around Now
Take Control
The Best Part of Not KNoWinG
How to Dance is Every Dance is New
The Best Part of Not KNoWinG How to
Sing is Every Song is New Birds Have Wings
iFly
Free too
With SMILes
Waking up each
morning having no
Clue What i Will Create Next
Currently in the Waiting Room of
my Wife’s Gynecologist Office
Tap Dancing the Keyboard
of This Laptop With the
Greatest of Ease
Effortless
Always
New Now
WHere it
Sounds Like
i’m Playing the
Drums Yes SPiRiT
Free HeART Beats SoUL
With
SMiLes…
Other than that
Currently i Muse
So Much Easier to
Be a Dude 16 or
Coming
To Be 64
Today is the Anniversary
of my Father’s Death Back
in 2014 So Casual About it All
He Just Told my Cousin
Calmly i Don’t Think
I’m Gonna
Make it
And Dropped Dead
Seems Working in
Law Enforcement
For 46 Years
Might Prepare
A Person For Every Surprise…
Never Saw Him Express
Fear my Entire
Life oh A
Greatest Gift
Longing For it
Finally Inheriting the Gift
Nah You Don’t Learn it in School
Ya Gotta Get out on That Limb
And Climb Higher With No Fear
Or Dance in Public 19,966 Miles in 128 Months
Whatever Plays Nature Will Do From Deep Within Free..:)
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