Teaching Card: Ambition and Meaning (2010)
Hand-drawn teaching card dated January 25, 2010 (from Daniel's original filename Teaching_01-25-10_1.JPG): ambition (doing for other leaders and enterprises) beside meaning (being for the tribe), with a network of connected nodes. Evidence that supports the art mounted outside the Hood River waterfront office door.
Hand-drawn teaching card, January 25, 2010 (from Daniel's original filename Teaching_01-25-10_1.JPG): ambition (doing for other leaders and enterprises) beside meaning (being for the tribe), with a network of connected nodes. Daniel's teaching sketch of how growth spreads through connections.
This teaching sketch, dated January 25, 2010 from Daniel's original filename Teaching_01-25-10_1.JPG (the re-saved PNG lost its metadata), shows ambition beside meaning, with a network of connected nodes across morning, afternoon, and evening. It supports the art Daniel mounted outside the Hood River waterfront office door (mezzanine photo). The same hub-and-branch picture appears in the Stanford Complexity Group self-assembling wires demonstration (video). The sketch (2010) and the shirt artwork (2013) predate those findings being known to us and show the same picture of a hub with branching arms; that is a resemblance Daniel recognized, not proof or a scientific claim.
Related evidence: 2013 shirt artwork. Teaching editions that use the wires pattern: A Legacy You Can Sit In.
