Is Moving Synonymous With Change?

I have always been on the move. I must admit though that my previous address in Southern California I had hoped to be my last. Not that I wouldn’t have homes in other locations, but that I would at the very least have a place that I could always return to. That was shattered by a good opportunity. The process of moving – although only requiring us to place one foot in front of the other – comes with unique struggles, especially if you are moving a group of people from one location to another. There are many temperaments to contend with. The burden of responsibility often falls on you to keep a tempo – even at times when the tempo is not your own. My experience has taught me to move and the moves have shaped me. Almost seems as though if we to change or evolve then a requirement of that process is movement. Movement of the feet, movement of locations, movement of the mind, movement of sound, movement of ideas, movement of initiatives, movement of people, movement of activity – movement of all kinds.

Does continuous movement actually lead to change? (I just paused to ponder that) You can move around and around in the same area and that would lead to some change, but perhaps limited. Movement for change should include greater shifts in location.

My thoughts for the day!