We’ve all heard of undeveloped land, something I feel is crucial to wildlife and to all of us who like to enjoy natural spaces on walks and hikes or even just in our view. Yesterday, another idea came in–undeveloped time. I was talking with two people who are both doers. They were tired of doing, doing, doing, and I proposed to each of them to create some undeveloped time–time where nothing is going on and you can just BE. In that space of BEing, you can see what arises. Continue reading →