Possibility Art.. worth more than 1,000 words..

March 15, 2013 By
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Ever wonder what outside the box thinking looks like?  Check it out.  Now you know!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Start from where you are… create a new path.  That’s possibility thinking.

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About Kathi Laughman

Referred to by her clients as “The Plan B to Z Expert”, Kathi inspires them to see beyond probabilities to possibilities. They are stronger, happier and more financially secure than ever before. The result is the creation of far more value in the rest of their story than they ever dreamed possible. She serves professionals committed to continuously creating new pathways to success and significance.

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  1. Dee says
    April 15, 2012 at 4:21 PM

    Awesome graphic. This is a real case of a picture being better than a 1000 words!

    This one is getting printed and put on my board, and on my screensaver!

    Thanks for sharing.

    Dee

    • Kathi Laughman says
      April 15, 2012 at 4:26 PM

      I loved it, too, Dee. I came across this on Pinterest but it was in several places with a number of different “credits”. Not sure which was the actual graphic artist that created it but whomever it was really did capture the essence of it. Screensaver idea is great!! I have a stone that I use that has the word “problem” on one side and “solution” on the other. I use that OFTEN… reminds me that the solution is almost always right in front of me. I think this graphic does the same thing… just get your game going and go! Thanks for stopping by.

  2. Isi Dixon says
    April 15, 2012 at 4:34 PM

    Thinking outside the box or breaking the rules? Thin, but interesting line between the two. And when is breaking the rules ok? Worth thinking about. 🙂

    • Kathi Laughman says
      April 15, 2012 at 4:39 PM

      Thanks, Isi. I agree – worth thinking about. Too often we do not. We just follow the “rules” and do not question why we’re following them. I’ve followed some I should have broken and I’ve broken some I should have followed – all part of the learning process. But one thing I know for certain is that I have to take responsibility for my choice either way.