will come even more effective action.”
Peter F. Drucker 1909-2005
It’s probably a good idea to follow ineffective action with quiet reflection too.
Don’t you think?
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If I have a little time to reflect being in a lush and comforting as this surely will have a good solution in mind for whatever I want to solve.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful place!
Kisses.
Beautiful, beautiful image here. And yes, I quite agree - quiet reflection has its place with both instances.
ReplyDeleteA very "zen" idea ! I try... every day ;)
ReplyDeleteha! i saw it was scotland instanly!
ReplyDeletein octobr we will having a week in a lonely cottoge right in front of a loch, with the munroes around it....
This is the quiet reflection I need to start this week :) Thank you!
ReplyDelete:) yes i agree. and wow! what a stunning shot.
ReplyDeletep.s. i´ve missed you too.
Oh yes ... looks so nice :)
ReplyDeleteThe pop of flower color really compliments the muted tones in this lovely scene.
ReplyDeleteI agree completely! Where was this photo taken?
ReplyDeleteSharmon- This photo was taken in Scotland.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! beautiful! you can feel the silence...
ReplyDeleteOh ... Scotland ... how beautiful.
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