A local caf

Change of plans. It's a study day. Heavyish snow fall. A day for the birds.

For the birds.
It was snowing heavyishly.

The croissant and coffee at a local caf will have to wait.

I do so want one. A local caf. 

My place to contribute to others accomplishing their dreams and revolutions.

A place to hold others only as capable. As performers. People of action.

But then my Pilates studio can do that too.

Because in the France that I see, a coffee is about how big you want it black. Ristretto. Espresso. Lungo. Americano.

I think I could get a machine to do that in my studio.

Forget milk. Soy. Almond. Skinny. Frothy. Not frothy. Half strength. In a glass. A paper cup.... 

Focus on people, Pilates, revolutions.

I love the clean lines of that. I think I've lost weight, simply from having my coffee black.

Boulangerie & caf ahead.

Unintentional payoff. 

Easy to do because the coffee is simply delicious in Gérardmer, France, no matter where I go.

Sounds like more research coming up.


Here's a story about the café culture in France, well I think Paris, but interesting anyway. And here's the link to the café that the story refers to.

Sylvie the mountain accompagnatrice
from Sens-a-Sons in the middle.
We were almost at the top of Le Hohneck.
The view from the top was magnificent.
It was too cloudy to clearly see to Switzerland,
but Germany could be spotted.
My phone battery got too cold so I could
not get photos. Drats. You've really
got to be there in real life, though.

Tip:
You've really got to be there in real life.

Satisfaction

Learn less and work more says Clive Berghofer.

Really?

I mean really?

It's not that we need to learn less. We need to creatively critique life options.

I like to think I work hard.

Sometimes I get dirty.

Sometimes I get exhausted and stay clean. 

It's all part of being a sustainable team for evolution.

Mr B developed skills and talents and he earned a lot of money.

I admire that a lot.

But it's not better than or less than.

We need all types of people and jobs.

We need to creatively critique job options.

Ken Robinson tells us how schools kill creativity in this TED talk.

This is the issue... schools, not learning!

Our education system needs a revolution.

WE NEED TO LEARN TO QUESTION, AND TRUST OUR OWN THINKING. 

That's how we'll achieve success on our own terms and and toe curling satisfaction.

And how much is enough money to satisfy us anyway?



Comment below. I want to learn! I want to expand my thinking. O yeah. I also want to expand my income! Goodnight everybody. Thank you.
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