Marcin's Proposed Schedule

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Marcin's Existing Commitments

last updated Sep. 11, 2012

These are my typical commitments by fraction per day. The total number of hours per year is noted in the legend.

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These are the commitments that I hope to realize in 1.5 years.

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Discussion

Here are explanations of the above.

• Sleep - sleeping and getting ready for sleep.
• Meditation - yoga and meditation in a creative state of mind where I download answers rapidly
• Prototyping - my life deals with building real infrastructures and physical systems. Prototyping involves physical building of these. This is core work as in the GVCS for Distributive Enterprise development. I put importance on this point because I am practicing beign a renaissance person, which means hands-on experience and skills (as opposed to theory).
• Learning - refers primarily communing with the world's leading experts in their domains of experience. Secondary is internet learning about the work of those who I do not know directly. This also includes picking up new skills, such as CAD or enterprise development.
• Rainmaking - this refers to producing significant results or world change by visionary work of strategy, process development, networking, leadership, standards-setting. This is based on my unique capacities leading to promoting human progress .
• Personal - family, friends, rest, intimacy. High impact work that provides the vision.
• Meetings - events where more than 2 people clarify commitments and promises towards each other for improved coordination of efforts
• Managing - any conversations regarding how others may achieve improved performance, where I am teaching more than learning
• Admin - non-productive work of administrative duties such as record-keeping and paperwork, which does not create human progress, but is a necessary part of keeping an organization together.

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What I Love and Hate

Philosophically:

• I love focus. I hate inefficiency.
• I love authority. I hate incompetence.
• I love autonomy. I hate the slavery of sleepwalkers.
• I love being authentic. I hate not being myself.
• I love freedom. I hate alienation.
• I love going deep. I hate skating the surface.
• I love innocence. I hate fear.
• I love old souls. I hate suspicion.
• I love getting constructive feedback. I hate not being able to discuss with someone how they could improve.
• I love working on important issues and playing to celebrate. I hate playing when I would rather be working.
• I love working on things that are worth doing. I hate working on senseless things.
• I love being by myself. I love being with others who are alive. I hate being around people who are dead.
• I love starting epic movements. I hate to be the hero.
• I love serving others, therefore I love serving myself.
• I love listening. I love talking. I hate monologues.
• I love open. I hate fear.
• I love creating. I hate competing.
• I love knowing scarcity. I love abundance. I hate scarcity.
• I love performance. I love process that attains performance.
• I love expanding. I know contracting.
• I love meaning. I hate spam.

Practically:

• I love to collaborate with others where we are co-creating and learning at the same time. I hate being in meetings where people are working on things that they are not qualified to deliver.
• I love hands-on experience with things that do make a difference. I hate armchair-theorizing on things that could make a difference.
• I love creating innovation that breaks through new perspectives towards disruptive change. I love creating integrative, transformative realities. I hate being cinfined within the boundaries and limits of existing structures and inertias.
• I love learning new things and integrating my skill set towards complete autonomy - so that I can be self-sufficient. I love being independent, so that I can relate openly to others. I hate herd mentality, where stability is boredom.
• I love thinking about existing infrastructures and thinking about how they become infused with excellence, efficiency, and freedom. I hate being in an environment where it seems that nothing could be changed to make it more sustainable or regenerative.
• I love interacting with others when I am learning, but I do not like situations which tend to be a one-way conversation.
• I love when people take initiative, but I hate it when people take initiative in things where they have no merit.
• I love to be entrepreneurial, and I hate it when someone things that others should be taking care of them.
• I love creating solutions by myself when I am building on the work of others. I hate reinventing the wheel.
• I love collaboration, constant feedback, and openness. I hate protectionism and fear.
• I hate doing repetitive tasks. I love innovation.

Zone Moments

• The most clear zone moment happened during SupporTED Collaboratorium 2012. There was a sudden moment when-my coaching group helped me break through the intellectualization of my messaging regarding Open Source Ecology - and helped me break through to a powerful, personal story that drives me. This was about regaining amazing clarity on the power of my work, and gaining clarity that this work will soon get a drastic boost of growth once messaging clarity will be attained. This moment was so powerful to me because I have struggled with the expression of my work for years, and I now got a taste of what it would be like if people actually understood. More importantly, I felt the power of what it would mean if people would understand - and I gained the insight that it actually is possible to communicate the true message of what my work is about. That is achieved simply by sharing the personal story - the why I do it - not what I do.
• I receive zone moments every day in my meditation in the morning, where I am able to access a download of what feels like universal wisdom that allows me to grow at a rate faster than most people.
• I had a zone moment when I was in the hospital after I got hit by a car in high school. I was on painkillers that got me really high - during which time I zoned into gratitude of being alive and having a life full of meaning - as opposed to chewing bubble gum and worrying what clothes I would wear - as many Americans do.