Create in the NOW: From Dream to Enhavim by author Sherrie Rose shows you how to think across time, so the choices you make today move your biggest dream forward using enhavim: purpose and mission led by vision.
Leonardo da Vinci drew a helicopter that took 450 years to fly. Antoni Gaudí began the Sagrada Família in 1882, knowing he would not see it finished. Gordon Moore predicted the future of computing in 1965 while making everyday engineering choices.
Create in the NOW looks at how people like them made each day's decisions while picturing results decades or centuries away, and how you can make your own choices the same way.
The choices you make this morning, this week and this month.
What those choices add up to. Moore's 1965 prediction guided computing for decades.
Dreams bigger than one lifetime, like Gaudí's cathedral, still being built more than 140 years later.
Author Sherrie Rose thanks the people who wrote the foreword and prologue, read early pages, shared ideas and encouraged this book from first draft to finished pages. Each one receives a certificate of appreciation.
See the AcknowledgementsEnhavim is purpose and mission led by vision. In Create in the NOW, author Sherrie Rose uses it to connect your biggest dream with the choices you make each day.
The book shows how to think on several time scales at once: the decisions you make today, the outcomes they add up to over decades, and visions that can span a century or more. It draws on examples such as Leonardo da Vinci, Antoni Gaudí and Gordon Moore.
Ardy Arianpour of SEQSTER wrote the foreword to Create in the NOW: From Dream to Enhavim by author Sherrie Rose.
John Rehfeld wrote the prologue months before he passed away.
Create in the NOW: From Dream to Enhavim is available on Amazon in paperback and Kindle editions.