Comments on: China Shakes the World: The rise of a hungry nation - Book and Trip Review http://www.clintrogersonline.com/blog/2007/09/24/china-skakes-the-world-the-rise-of-a-hungry-nation-book-and-trip-review/ Blog of P. Clint Rogers, PhD: Culture, Training, and Technology Specialist Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:18:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 By: Gerald http://www.clintrogersonline.com/blog/2007/09/24/china-skakes-the-world-the-rise-of-a-hungry-nation-book-and-trip-review/#comment-431 Gerald Tue, 02 Oct 2007 14:18:06 +0000 http://www.clintrogersonline.com/blog/2007/09/24/china-skakes-the-world-the-rise-of-a-hungry-nation-book-and-trip-review/#comment-431 Clintofferro. Jana just introduced me to your website. I feel like I have just been awakened to a new treasure... Since I am commeneting on this post, I thought I'd add my awe when I was in China, at the stunning number of people that seemed to swarm the globe there. If somehow China is awakened to even a fraction of their potential, it would shake the world. Unfortunately their are still too many chains around the people minds to allow the full expression of their potential. Yet there are a few who are beginning to burst forth. One day their government may learn that freedom, not control, is the source of true power. Gerald Clintofferro.

Jana just introduced me to your website. I feel like I have just been awakened to a new treasure…

Since I am commeneting on this post, I thought I’d add my awe when I was in China, at the stunning number of people that seemed to swarm the globe there. If somehow China is awakened to even a fraction of their potential, it would shake the world.

Unfortunately their are still too many chains around the people minds to allow the full expression of their potential. Yet there are a few who are beginning to burst forth. One day their government may learn that freedom, not control, is the source of true power.

Gerald

]]> By: Clint http://www.clintrogersonline.com/blog/2007/09/24/china-skakes-the-world-the-rise-of-a-hungry-nation-book-and-trip-review/#comment-457 Clint Sat, 06 Oct 2007 06:46:05 +0000 http://www.clintrogersonline.com/blog/2007/09/24/china-skakes-the-world-the-rise-of-a-hungry-nation-book-and-trip-review/#comment-457 I'm glad you found me :) I've sometimes thought about your time in China, and what it must have been like. I've also wondered what it must have been like for the Chinese people who must have looked at you funny after you decided to shave your head here! As far as chains, I think each society has them - and, yes, often it is easier to see them elsewhere. I am interested in the chains around the minds of people in any society (even the U.S.) that keep people from the full expression of their potential. You suggest freedom as an element in reaching potential. One of the things I would love to specifically study is what are all the elements that most promote people to reach their potential. Any ideas about what some more of those things (that help or hinder human potential) might be? I’m glad you found me :)
I’ve sometimes thought about your time in China, and what it must have been like.
I’ve also wondered what it must have been like for the Chinese people who must have looked at you funny after you decided to shave your head here!
As far as chains, I think each society has them - and, yes, often it is easier to see them elsewhere.
I am interested in the chains around the minds of people in any society (even the U.S.) that keep people from the full expression of their potential.
You suggest freedom as an element in reaching potential. One of the things I would love to specifically study is what are all the elements that most promote people to reach their potential.
Any ideas about what some more of those things (that help or hinder human potential) might be?

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