Exponential

byHelenM2

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6 years ago

WA is an exponential learning curve.

Exponential is perhaps my favourite word in the whole English Language. It seems to me to refer right back to the days when God created the world. He exhibited his plan for it by saying to Adam “Go forth and multiply”, which Adam duly did.

When I think of the universe continually expanding, life on earth constantly expanding, human personal growth constantly expanding (hopefully) even into old age which is where I am now, I have to imagine that exponential is the best description of creation.

WA is consistent with all this because the system demands and provides for constant and exponential learning curves, growth of businesses, growth of networks. It strongly approves encouragement and limits psychological negativity. Positivity is a growth factor. But pruning off what doesn’t work is also a growth factor. We’ve all done a bit of that. Some call it the Edison chart – treating what doesn’t work as learning curve, perhaps early learning curve, before the exponential comes alive.

When you look back there has to be a beginning, but the end has always barely begun!

I love looking at exponential curves on charts and I’m certain every one of these WA businesses we are involved in is somewhere on an exponential curve. I know the people who are driving them certainly are! Which makes it a wonderful network of people.

I’m just in the early stages of my financial exponential curve – at last! It beats depression any day.

I really do think depression is the reverse of the exponential. It’s the recompaction (is there such a word? – there is now!) of life. There is so much talk of depression these days, and I just think people got the maths a bit wrong.

Other people on this site have struggled and almost given up until they arrived here and stepped onto this exponential curve. It does such a lot for hope, at least in business. What does everyone else think?