Inclined to weave, perl, & ink.

I tend to blog about events, but at The Social Think, this extends to a whole host of analyses that help me generate a timeline of thought. It helps to track the theories, and arguments from strength to strength, from a factual, real time feed-based perspective.

Or the art to inclination to actual talents. Which I tried to measure and instinctively came up wit ha matrix that needs testing before it gets published, or hacked into a specified site that makes mutants look like humans, and vice versa. This is collaborative with the exact tracking that goes on with schools, and actual programmes and learning, but with agencies of change, and personal training techniques, we are all about the community and keeping a sense of camaraderie without the compromise of losing out on your own growth.

I think this is a supercharged challenge among the energy-filled, creative recruits of the new millenia. The challenge that is building something in three months, loading it up in three years, sweeping all the positives, and given it back to the ecosystem, is kind of a in-due course action. But also, it keeps you maintained in a proper course that runs by itself, and doesn’t run you. The momentum gained, can often ruin the timelines, if it’s a tightly knit system of people. And that’s how you know the responsiveness level of any given social community. It does offer a lot in terms of rewards, from knowing people you can count on, to having a lot of helping hands, to having people you know who need help count on you. (Absolutely the most important thing to be found, as an internal to external pro-company policy.) When the arsenal is about getting online commitment, partnerships, collaborations, demand, sign ups, clients, standards debated, products weighted, timelines crashed, emails crossed off and replied to, havoc looks like heaven in a box. But after all the effort you step back and realise that the rewards are actually something unsubstantiated. What you did, sometimes can’t be pinned down to something tangible. It is living, alive in the very ecosystem you knowingly (or unknowingly) set forth. When you set the wheels in motion, in your mind from ideation, or to your feet in execution / setting / programming or testing, you absolutely create an environment that not only is friendly to your building methods/ appeal to your sensibility, but a whole host of other people you collaborate with, and find kinship in.

This and a host of other things become a rare thing indeed, to see and to find, when you seek them. And more, when you enable people around you to do the same. A healthy social system of exchange substantiates its own existence, and within a matter of months and years, your startup or that thing you did, is a monster.