19 March 2012

The freedom of constraint, Part 1

Babble Voices: The Accidental Expert

"When you can't do anything you want, you focus on what you can do, which increases the likelihood you'll do it well."

Do you agree? If so, how do you embrace constraints in your own life?

Read the full post at Babble Voices:
The freedom of constraint, Part 1

Help me write Part 2! I’ll round up your responses in the comments, on Twitter, and on Facebook (at the Parent Hacks page or the Babble Voices page). Let’s talk! I can’t wait to hear what you have to say.

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