good thing there's only Four Quadrants! :)

"Bell wanted a number to be as long as possible so they could have as large a capacity as possible, but not so long that people couldn't remember it," says Jonathan Cohen, a memory researcher at Princeton. At eight or nine digits, the local telephone number would exceed the human channel capacity: there would be many more wrong numbers.

from Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell
via http://eric.stamen.com/2005/01/moral-support-and-counting-things.html

Hello eBuddha,

I have received the ILP kit. Just one person's opinion, but the ILP kit actually *helps* one deal with the dizzying array of choices out there. For me anyway. In each module, several practices are recommended, but only a handful of "gold star" practices are highlighted as best covering multiple lines of development. I'm glad you brought this topic up because I had been paralyzed by having too many choices of practices. The research done by Wilber et. al. has helped me bring this into focus.

I'm early into digesting the ILP kit. I've finished the "Shadow" DVD, and the 3-2-1 process therein has had immediate impact.

Am eager to hear your thoughts if/when you recieve the kit.