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 But  Something Happens

We are born innovators, visionaries, and creators

with powerful intellectual curiosity. But,  we are guided

away from our interests, talents and gifts to become

the 'what' of who’s getting hired and 'when,'

( hire-education ). The result of this wasted, exploited,

potential is the unnecessary cycle of human suffering.​

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At a time perhaps like no other,

people around the world are considering their

purpose in life, their 'Why' — their Calling.

Data and the "Big Quit" tells us people hate

their jobs — the meaninglessness of it all.

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Microsoft research found 41% of the global workforce plan to leave their jobs. College

students often feel lost at graduation. 'What

and When' thinking leaves leaders stagnating in

the old, along with the rest of us.

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From a posting on

The Daily Dot 6/22/22

"I don't  know if you guys are on LinkedIn, but the

amount of people with more degrees and

years of experience than me who are being 

laid off by the thousands is so disheartening.

I don't feel hopeful at all about starting to job hunt

and start a career in anything because these

people have a 10-year jump on me and here they

are, entering a recession, getting laid off and

I'm here just fully unemployed. It's bad out there."

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Rahel, 17, Cologne,

for DW by Peter Hille

"I want a secure future where I can study

and work without existential fears. I'm afraid

I'll have to work in a job that doesn't make me happy."

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We live in a world that

fawningly invests in innovation and creativity without

investing in the disruptive potential and promise of

visionary beings. Imagine the people in therapy, wondering what is wrong with them, when in fact they

may have yet to actually meet their true selves.

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Why Smart People Hurt,

by Eric Maisel, explores these impediments.

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…society and the world disparages smartness.

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…doing work day after day and year after year

that fails to make use of your brain power.

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…living in a society and a world that does more

than disparage smartness, that actually silences

smart people ( because the power and privilege

of leaders is undercut by smart people like you

pointing out fraud, illogic, and injustice ).

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Instead of medicating our children…

​…why aren't we teaching this?

Discover your Calling. Develop your Calling. For a

life well lived, use your Calling for a better you and

a better world.

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​Why are we medicating and stigmatizing our

young? Instead of asking our children what they

want to be when they grow up, ( or funneling

them into market-world options )ask them what

world problems they would want to prevent

when they grow up.

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Ask them 'Why' these problems exist. Ask them

'How' these problems persist. Ask them 'How' these

problems are perpetuated. They grow to think, ​

innovate and be themselves.

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What if education actually helped students 

identify their unique interests and talents

and nurtured those talents over the years?

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In times of change the learned deal with a world

that no longer exists. We live in a world that grades

students on how well they learn the answers

we give them. Perhaps we should grade students

on the questions they ask. It's time for students to

grade the curriculum.

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"Children are the living message

we send to a time we will not see."

John F. Kennedy

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​"Do not train a child to learn by force or harshness;

but direct them to it by what amuses their minds,

so that you may be better able to discover with accuracy the peculiar bent of the genius of each."

Plato

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"The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire

to be kindled."

Plutarch

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"I can prove at any time that my education tried to

make another person out of me than the one I became."

Franz Kafka.

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Let's build the new

with 'Why and How' thinking.

(The foundation of deiterLIne)

 

'Why and How' succeeds. 

​"Intellectuals ( 'What and When' ) solve problems.

Geniuses ( 'Why and How' ) prevent them."

Albert Einstein

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"There comes a time where we need to stop

just pulling people out of the river. We need to

go upstream and find out why they're falling in."

Desmond Tutu

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​"Talent hits a target no one else can hit; 

Genius hits a target no one else can see."

Arthur Schopenhauer

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​Nearly everyday of our lives we hear,

"What are you going to do and when?" And yet,

very little, if anything, changes. Change has almost

come to mean four quarters for a dollar, prolonging

stagnation and little advancement for civilization.

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​​Let's cease pestering this 'What and When' world to

change. Let's simply build the new with 'Why and

How', your new ideas and ways of doing things.

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​'What and When' reacts to symptoms and

confuses activity with accomplishment.

 

​'Why and How' thinking replaces discipline and

toughness.  'Why and How' focusses on first principles, completes and succeeds. 'Why and

How' is the foundation of deiterLine. 

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​"The defining challenge of our time is to create solid

and sustained economic growth that  continues to

meaningfully improve people's lives."

Dambisa Moyo, Edge of Chaos

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"Our economy rewards trivia and ephemera

over originality and long-term impact."

Michael Bhaskar, Human Frontiers The Future of Big Ideas in an  Age of Small Thinking.

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"The secret of change is to focus all of your energy,

not on fighting the old, but on building the new."

Dan Millman — Way of the Peaceful Warrior

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"We cannot solve our problems with the same

thinking we used when we created them. The

world as we have created it is a process of

our thinking. It cannot be changed without

changing our thinking."

Albert Einstein

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About the Quality of Less Suffering

deterLine is unique just like you. deterLine 

takes a position that you are just perfect.

 

Like so many of us, 

you are perhaps just experiencing the symptoms

of  'Formed Personality' as coined by Eric Maisel

in his book, Why Smart People Hurt — limits freedom

and increases defensiveness. 

 

Carl Jung talks about unhappiness

even among those of us who

seemingly have it all.

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"I have frequently seen people become neurotic

when they content themselves with inadequate

or wrong answers to the questions of life. They

seek position, marriage, reputation, outward

success of money, and remain unhappy… even

when they have attained what they were seeking.

Such people are usually confined within too narrow

a spiritual horizon. Their life has not sufficient

content, sufficient meaning. If they are enabled

to develop into more spacious personalities, the

neurosis generally disappears."

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Breathe & Press On

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The Empowerment of Calm,

powerful clarity of purpose, an essential deiterLine

benefit turns out to be the calm people experience

from polishing their Callings within deiterLine's

elegant interface.

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In any moment of doubt, or discouragement, 

even at 3:00 in the morning, you can check

your deiterLine. Calm, of clarity and purpose,

turns out to be your superpower.

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With your clarity and sense of purpose, you

inspire yourself and others throughout the day.​

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Before you download,

make the most of 

your seven day free trial.

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Invest some time, even a few weeks, with this website.

Study the Tutorials, FAQs and books. Think about

some possible Callings, true to you: occupational

and aspirational. You'll be off to a good start.

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deiterLine is not for everyone.

deiterLine is true to you and your path, unlike so

many apps, programs and courses that tell you

what to do and when. deiterLine simply helps you

stay focused and actionable on who you are and why.

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It feels good. It's not obligatory. It's who you are, 

being true to yourself, the best motivator.

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deiterLine is a paradigm shift in thinking and

design. From 'What and When' to 'Why and How',

deiterLine is first-principle focused.

To make room for your continual progress and

meaningful success,  deiterLine evolves with you

within a minimalist interface.

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​Available on the App Store. 

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