Dan Thurmon uses the example of a handstand. In his Tedx Talk, he does a handstand onstage. And it’s damn good one, too. But if you look closely, he’s moving. Little to the left, little to the right…he’s making microadjustments to keep himself upside down. He’s balanced, but not static. “It’s a process of constant adjustments, decisions, corrections, responding to opportunities and challenges,” Thurmon says. Basically you’re about to fall over at any moment. And that’s normal.
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