Love, breanna recor

p.s , im from faith baptist church by the way

It makes me think of a traditional growth “S-curve.” You never want to the end of the curve. Before it flattens at the top, it’s important to allow something new to grow out of it (renewal). Maybe you’re right; “Finished” is extraordinary, and “Unfinished” is perfectly normal.

Would love to see this on postmoderner.com

Sliante’ my friend!

As far as having something finished to say, I don’t think I’ve read something written by a fallible human being that was “finished.” I think the old way of thinking said publication authenticated something into “finished” status, even though that “finished” book came out with 4 revised editions. Nothing is complete, but there is extraordinary value in sharing and reading the “unfinished.”

Maybe that should be a post on postmoderner.com. Hah!

For me, it’s not that I don’t have a perspective to share. I feel this mix of fear and ambivalence when I go to post a new blog. I guess my sense it that either what I want to share has already been shared (and I should just reference someone else’s thoughts), or even more crippling, what I want to share is incomplete. Instead of letting the conversation bloom, I want to have the answers before I post.

It feels like, for me, practicing what I preach requires me to be comfortable with ambiguity and half-thoughts, to be completed in the conversation itself.

I’m interested to hear what you think are your barriers to engaging/blogging with your audience? Is it busyness or is there some other reason?

Thanks!
Josh