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Remove the bits that aren’t you.

by Megan M. on May 19, 2009 · View Comments (Blog) | email me

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Sir Ken Robinson quotes Michaelangelo: “I did not make this sculpture. I revealed it. It was there already in the stone. All you have to do is remove the bits that aren’t the David.” Perhaps any personal development is not necessarily so much about building, but also very much about chipping away.

Sir Ken’s analogy for application: “We should start removing the bits that aren’t us, and allow the bits that are us to shine forth.”

Yeah.

  • Scott
    That's a good point, and no small task in a society that pumps you full of things that aren't you. I still feel like I'm primarily made up of things that aren't me, though through the use of pink baby-doll t-shirts, I'm making progress.
  • And since the pink baby-doll t-shirts look GREAT on you, I am nothing but supportive. <g></g>
  • Nailed it! :)

    -Saranyan
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