Making space for miracles

Sometimes in life, we fall into the trap of over analyzing the data, and overplaying the analytical mind.
The analytical mind is very smart, and we can use it to problem solve, and create and build incredible technologies, and methods, and investigate science.
But when we have an overreliance on this analytical mind we block the possibility for the unexpected, for the things that the analytical mind cannot explain, we call these miracles. 

[@LE60LAD]

oh man I can so relate to this - my job is mega data centric and knowing how many reports are sent out to our managers to a point where they cant manage their staff never mind the influx of emails with these micro managed data sets are blasting their inboxes. Then last year there was a big cull on unnecessary emails / meetings etc and well productivity increased haha and I am sure people were also happier to not be under that pressure. I do love data at times as it enabled you to know if your doing better - for me its health matrix that I love - faster - longer - stronger haha but I don't let that data pull me down - I smell the coffee in the morning :-D - very important lesson this one bud.

[@gavinlund]

Glad it resonated. Ja I agree, data is important but not to the point where we have engaged our logical mind so much that we blind ourselves to anything beyond the logic. 👍🏻