So here we are looking at a friend’s new boat when he decides to unscrew a cap at the top of the steering column and look inside. Now I’m not a lifetime boater but when he unscrewed it and looked in, I said “what’s that for, the hydraulic fluid for the steering?”. Now my friend (the non-owner who is a lifetime boater) said “How did you know that?”. He apparently didn’t and had never seen one before. I said “I don’t know, I just knew”. Now I thought about it for awhile and for the life of me, couldn’t remember where I had seen one or why I knew what it was. But I just knew. Then it hit me like a sack of wet noodles (well, something hit me and it felt like wet noodles). I didn’t know what it was until I saw it at that moment.
But as soon as I saw it, I knew. You see, if you limit yourself to thinking about what you do know based on your experiences you’ve had and the ones you’ve been told you’ve had, you’ll box yourself in (there’s that silly box again, but this time with walls). But if you just let your mind constantly wander, always thinking the unthinkable, always imagining the unimaginable and always seeing the un-seeable, you’ll eventually become initiated. Initiated into the world of possibilities and endless boundaries.
So you may be asking yourself where’s the ranjeR insight this time. Well, it’s fairly simple. You haven’t seen it yet. You have no idea what’s coming from us. And you haven’t got a clue as to what we’re actually doing. But when it arrives, it will be like my sack of wet noodles… You’ll immediately say of course. And those moments are what life is about. Experience your next “Ah-ha” moment with us. Don’t miss out!
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