Is Hope Foolish?
I’m gratified to report that we now have confirmed readers and phone participants in our daily Study Hall from all seven continents. Antarctica wasn’t the most difficult, believe it or not. Our numbers are small, but growing, and I appreciate all your support for our little experiment. As we explore HOPE this week, it’s thrilling to see some our hopes begin to be realized.
Our study of results continues to advance, and all of us are on the forefront together. We are getting reports of spontaneous breakthroughs – even without breakdowns – and fewer and fewer people are speaking about their limitations in the present tense (a bit of an inside joke, and we invite you to get in on it).
Hope is a funny thing sometimes . . . and often it can be downright foolish . . . at least to someone observing it. A human can hope; right? Think about it.
From now on, Study Hall will be broadcast in HD and be a daily part of “The Today Show” as well as being a recurring segment on “Oprah” – she keeps asking for more and I hope this works out . . . and the extravagant good news goes on and on . . . I’m hoping for “The Daily Show”!
I hope that we all remember that we are all human and that one of the true indicators of our humanity is our willingness to appear foolish . . . all in service of connecting deeply to each other and being in smiling, exquisite mutual service.
HAPPY APRIL FOOL’S DAY!!!
Hutt 
PS: Please keep this vision . . who knows? With enough hope, you could be saying, “I was there way back when it began . . .”
Copyright 2009. E. B. Hutt Bush and Coaching for Results, Inc.