Observations/Reflections: On Balanced Focus
Status: Dictated but Not Reviewed
Published: 2/16/2011
Written: 1/30/2011
Dictated By: Flint McGlaughlin

I have observed that men who do exploits are sometimes unreasonably focused. They are so focused that they often neglect many other vital areas in their lives. The word balance is important, but it can serve to undermine such intensity. What is the right approach? After reflection, it seems as though the best approach can be described in a paradoxical term; a balanced focus. One must balance focus with balance. This double layered truth supports itself by its own construct. A balanced focus is that focus which is intense as possible while still maintaining the other essentials. One must focus, then, on a balanced focus.