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    Focus on this goal constantly in your thoughts and imagination. Carry in your mind a picture of you achieving the objective. Adults rarely make quantum leaps, but small children make them all of the time. Little ones focus on ends, rather than means. Kids have no hang-up about technique. Being so young and inexperienced, they’re often practically devoid of “methodology.” But they’re open-minded, goal-focused, and true believers in experimentation. They lock in mentally on their objective, and seem quite willing to let the goal determine the methodology. In fact, they proceed such that the goal often creates the methodolog

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    >Focus on this goal constantly in your thoughts and imagination. Carry in your mind a picture of you achieving the objective. Adults rarely make quantum leaps, but small children make them all of the time. Little ones focus on ends, rather than means. Kids have no hang-up about technique. Being so young and inexperienced, they’re often practically devoid of “methodology.” But they’re open-minded, goal-focused, and true believers in experimentation. They lock in mentally on their objective, and seem quite willing to let the goal determine the methodology. In fact, they proceed such that the goal often creates the methodolo
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    s, but small children make them all of the time. Little ones focus on ends, rather than means. Kids have no hang-up about technique. Being so young and inexperienced, they’re often practically devoid of “methodology.” But they’re open-minded, goal-focused, and true believers in experimentation. They lock in mentally on their objective, and seem quite willing to let the goal determine the methodology. In fact, they proceed such that the goal often creates the methodolo
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    rienced, they’re often practically devoid of “methodology.” But they’re open-minded, goal-focused, and true believers in experimentation. They lock in mentally on their objective, and seem quite willing to let the goal determine the methodology. In fact, they proceed such that the goal often creates the methodolo
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    ly on their objective, and seem quite willing to let the goal determine the methodology. In fact, they proceed such that the goal often creates the methodology. The child does something for the first time ever, it works, and inherent potential is discovered. The necessary technique, the “means,” just sort of evolves in the process.

    Grown ups get it all backward. Adults can’t seem to choose a goal without simultaneously evaluating their resources and personal repertoire of skills to see if they “have what it takes” to reach the objective. The adults command of technique methodology, or resources then becomes the screening device used to select the “appropriate” goal. The choice of goals (the ends) depends too heavily on what the individual perceives as his or her obvious,

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