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Tuning in

Yesterday I wrote about some of the joys of Internet radio and someone wrote a comment about the importance of tuning in to those close to us.  I thought it would be interesting to develop that thought.  The thing is that we all broadcast information all the time on both the visible and invisible, or should that be audible and inaudible levels.  Much of the really important information is on lower frequencies.  In an office environment a good boss will be tuned into his people and pick-up these infra-frequency messages.  At home it is a little more complex. Many a working partner comes home to switch off and that often leads to these sensitivities also being powered down.  The trouble is that this means those nearest and dearest to us don’t get the best of us.

So perhaps this might be a good time to ‘turn your radio on’….

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2 Responses to “Tuning in”

  1. jackie_w says:
    17 August , 2008 at 18:14

    It’s certainly not a strange phenomenum in my line of work – the turning off as you’re no longer working and going home to a ‘safe’ environment where everyone knows what you think and mean. Only trouble is that they don’t and most often what they get is a mere shadow of a person’s capabilities. We all need to ‘power down’ at times – like computers – we need to shut down to assimilate new programs, to allow the anti virus program to take effect – however let’s be sure that our nearest and dearest aren’t only subjected to this but to the up-time and tuned in time. Take the time to shut down in whatever relaxation takes your fancy – sports, hobbies, nature, sleep, meditation – whatever it takes to restart your drive – that way you, your partner and family will be turned on to possibility and fun – and who knows what else .

    Jackie Walker

  2. richardderwentcooke says:
    17 August , 2008 at 18:17

    Well said Jackie

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