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Yukon Salmon Resiliency Conference: Day 1 -------------------------------------------- This conference brought together industry, academics and First Nations to discuss the current situation around salmon in the Yukon River; to share data and stories in the hopes of stimulating action; and hopes to move forward in a unified way while recognizing the needs of all involved.
Another of the great sports opportunities available in the Yukon, the Whitehorse Archery Club meets weekly and provides a safe place for kids to fire pointy arrows.
Necessity of Limitations
The problem with no limits-
If one were to spend money freely in order to remove today’s limits, unfailingly new limits would fill the void. No matter what is done, how much is spent, new ‘limits’ will be identified, and the ‘work’ of clearing these will need to be attended to. The shift from creating meaningful work to addressing limits has been realized.
However, recognizing and accepting these limits effectively negates them. They are there, and they do not go away. The become boundaries to the way you do your work, but not to your creativity.
Now, instead of working to erase the limits, know where they lie but get on with creating! Find the innovative solutions with the equipment you already own; use your most effective toolset - your mind and imagination - to find solutions within your boundaries. Trust me, solutions are there.
This is not to say that getting better equipment - faster computer, better cameras or lenses - won’t have a positive impact on your work. Of course there are tangible benefits to each. Just don’t be fooled into believing that NOT having something is stopping your from doing what needs to be done.
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Researching options is a rabbit hole that you may never come out of. There are SO MANY options, so many reviews, so many opinions (and why should you give these people’s thoughts - who you nothing about (needs, desires, workability) - so much time and gravity? Do the work of defining what you need, and find that product/solution. Move on...
I see a relation in the tree. Why do we not protect you?