Does time have a cost?
Does time cost a lot because the normal use of time takes time away from more important things?
What are these more important things? Are they opportunities? And opportunities usually have a time limit.
Is wasting time a luxury most of us think we can’t afford, but we do it anyway? Why? Don’t we need to be able to waste time or have some sort of downtime?
Does it turn out that “wasting time” is good for us because quality insights are more likely to come about when others might say we were wasting time? It’s common during a period of relaxation when we aren’t straining to come up with our breakthrough idea for “the idea” to show up.
Having some type of recording equipment close by is a good idea. “You never know what the tide will bring in.” (A quote from what movie?)
We never know what
may pop out of
a prepared
brain.
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