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A persistent bird protecting its nest, battles his reflection in the window…

Marilyn commented on a post for the American Creativity Association blog in response to an article about innovation:

“The situation reveals another, likely greater challenge for innovation. After stating that this bird repeatedly wounded itself by hitting the window, the author writes, “Waving the poor thing away was only a momentary solution.” No indication is given of any other attempt at a solution. (Taping a piece of paper to the glass, putting an “X” of masking tape on the window has worked for others.) THE POINT IS, A PROBLEM WAS CLEARLY EVIDENT, ONE SOLUTION WAS ATTEMPTED, FAILED, END OF STORY. Yet that is one of the most important elements of creativity – to NOTICE a problem – and then to ACT to remedy it. Absent ACTION, not a whole lot else makes a difference. What challenge is on our radar? What are we DOing about it? Innovatively -or otherwise?”

High Frequency Tour, Seattle = two thumbs up!

Recently I had the delight of participating in a very creative project, the High Frequency World Tour. The group’s mission is to “connect and uplift humanity by providing concentrated high vibrational events, activities and experiences, which contain materials and content designed to unveil, engage and inspire one’s highest, authentic vibrational expression and self.” <http://www.highfrequencytour.com/about.php>
This link includes a brief comment supporting their work (at the 1:00 minute  time stamp): <http://vimeo.com/20937775>
My web site (under the Media tab) has a 4 minute video of my presentation at their Seattle event. They are scheduled  for many cities around the world.

What Green Light ACTION can you take now, to change a Red Light situation?

“Future people will wonder why we endured so many evils we had the power to change.” Ashleigh Brilliant, Pot Shots.  Let us be the people who take action to change one of these situations NOW.

What is one Red Light condition, location, person or group in need, etc. that you care deeply about? What is one Green Light action you can take – this week – that will impact that? This can be anything – talking to someone to spread awareness, writing a letter to the editor, making a phone call or setting up a get-together to choose a course of action. When we light a candle for a good cause, the flame is Green.