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 -Winnie the Pooh -Winnie the Pooh
  
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 +Warten zu müssen ist eine freundliche Einladung zu einer kleinen Meditation.
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 +Andreas König (pseudonym for André van Wickeren)
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 - From the Decree About The Nothingists Of The Poetry (fragment) - From the Decree About The Nothingists Of The Poetry (fragment)
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 +The  most  effective  executives  are  those who  can both  act  and  reflect—which  means making  time  to  do  nothing. Doing  nothing involvesunplugging  ourselves  from  the compulsion  to  keep  busy,  the  habit  ofshielding  ourselves  from  certain  feelings,  the tension of trying to manipulate our experience before we fully acknowledge what that experience is.Doing nothing  givesus the opportunity to look atthe dark side of our nature, a domain of great energy and passion. But it takescourage to go to the regions of ourmind that we’re usually busy avoiding.
 +--Manfred F.R. KETS de VRIES
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 +  * Manfred F.R. KETS de VRIES, 2014, Doing Nothing and Nothing to Do: The Hidden Value of Empty Time and Boredom. http://www.insead.edu/facultyresearch/research/doc.cfm?did=54261
   * http://www.lanternfanten.nl   * http://www.lanternfanten.nl
   * http://www.startdestilte.be   * http://www.startdestilte.be
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