Thanks. I needed that post today. When I’ve read your work on sufficientcy in earlier posts and what you saw as the response from the PHI conference, I felt myself step back and wonder if I could even consider trying to control the beast within. I’m not good at dealing with a constant state of self evaluation especially when I’m pushing …
Thanks. I needed that post today. When I’ve read your work on sufficientcy in earlier posts and what you saw as the response from the PHI conference, I felt myself step back and wonder if I could even consider trying to control the beast within. I’m not good at dealing with a constant state of self evaluation especially when I’m pushing myself to be “less than” my contemporaries: less of a consumer, less of a buyer, less of a… PH and working on reducing building energy was easier since the numbers spoke and guided the work. This is much harder as it’s also got other human attributes wrapped up in it like ego, caring for your family, limited material choices pushing you down a tighter decision tree. I wish us luck but am glad that you keep pushing the conversation. -Even tho it still makes me uncomfortable.
Thanks. I needed that post today. When I’ve read your work on sufficientcy in earlier posts and what you saw as the response from the PHI conference, I felt myself step back and wonder if I could even consider trying to control the beast within. I’m not good at dealing with a constant state of self evaluation especially when I’m pushing myself to be “less than” my contemporaries: less of a consumer, less of a buyer, less of a… PH and working on reducing building energy was easier since the numbers spoke and guided the work. This is much harder as it’s also got other human attributes wrapped up in it like ego, caring for your family, limited material choices pushing you down a tighter decision tree. I wish us luck but am glad that you keep pushing the conversation. -Even tho it still makes me uncomfortable.