Yes, no, maybe
It’s good advice that, for example, the car breaking down on the vacation and calling for the tow truck may curiously end up being the high point of the whole vacation!
It’s riding the zen waves.
It’s allowing things to happen, rather than trying to force them. And in terms of leadership, it’s pulling rather than pushing, at least most of the time.
But it’s not good advice if it’s after-the-fact justification for people making unhealthy life choices. I’m thinking mainly of drugs and drinking.
And yes, I know human beings like to experiment with changes of consciousness. I’m actually pro-marijuana. And I’m kind of anti-alcohol.
And I know some people can be quite a bit more risk-accepting than I am. I just hope they can start getting out when they recognize they gotten in too deep.
