GogueQuest

As with pretty much anything, there's two ways of going about the business of dealing with problems: Turn Our Heads & Wait for the Problem to Go Away. Confront Circumstance w/Courage & Resolve the Crisis.

The first notion is to not do anything about some troubling concern because the first thing is how not to make matters worse by reacting. In the Field of GingerBread, this is often the case. There's always the problem of FieldManagement. When operating in the Field (as a Public Enterprise), transportability and logistics happen as crucial liabilities. With the sort of Risk that plays into the scheme are trust issues with people offering assistance, mishandling, misunderstanding of the subject, ambivalence, ambiguousness of the product, doubt and uncertainty, and all of this is Central to Fear. As a TellTale sign of GogueQuest, FearQuest is like the Stone to Sharpen Project Performance because everything involved with GingerBread Design, Fabrication, Modeling, Transition, Set-Up, BreakDown, Set-Up & Display includes Fragility and Predictability. Fear guides most of what holds each Gogue Product together from Flash2Bang (Start2Finish).

Remember, GingerBread isn't necessarily about HolidayTreats, Culinary Creations, or SweetSurprises. It's come to be more about pushing limits beyond the scope of possibility. What intrigues most is that a food oriented item shouldn't be ordered in this way; it's really not all that feasible to manage a GingerBread WorkShop. Just think what the Public Thinks; like, "what's all going on here?" And with the time and effort that goes into a single GogueModel, the risk of breakage, failure, or especially non-satisfactory results, keeps the operation on edge. The question behind the question is essentially Fear. Fear is what prevents Practitioners from achievement. Fear BreaksDown the Project before it goes into ProgramMode. How to channel this FearThing, then, is the Question about to be Answered in a way that can be rather Startling. Fear, as an obstacle, should be disassembled, deactivated, distanced. Fear doesn't have to register when GogueQuest measures are performed. Fear is more of an advisor. Fear is that SilentWhisper to take care, be careful, watch closely, avoid tragedy. Avoid catastrophe. Avoid waste, disaster, embarrassment, humiliation. Understand & be Awareness of how to avoid the CrackCaveCrash Saga of losing a GogueProject by MicroManaging the Steps to Event Manifestation.

FearManagement can be the critical question to answer every step of the way. What's stopping us? What's missing in this arrangement? Why can't this thing happen the way it should? Am I out of time? Do I lack resources to continue? Is this worth the time and effort? Will anyone care or even appreciate what's on display? Or is this whole idea one big "so what?" So why do this at all? For me, it's the Fear. There's a common Fear inherent in everything I do because Failure has always been the constant throughout life. The good news, I've never felt like a failure. Although having rarely finished anything I've tried to do, from KinderGarten on, I am the Quintessential Failure. I just keep failing at so much that it doesn't much matter anymore, or even for a long time now. I guess I'm beyond it. I guess in a way failure has faded out. It doesn't have the power it once did. This is remarkable because having that out of the way, I just do things by taking my time, because I've learned to not have time as an obstacle. How? By always being ahead, having the lead, generating momentum, and then having that solid backup device to guarantee adequate results, and in the end, knowing that ultimately none of this matters. It can smash to pieces and I'd be alright with it going down. It's not that big of a deal, really.

Relative to Fear, then, is letting go of perfection, excellence, high demand, grading, criticism, value, compensation, complement, recognition, or even ThirdRateNotice. I don't particularly have a stake in the GogueProcess in general because I've removed myself from its importance or significance. It doesn't matter, really, and so I can exercise the business of crafting something no one else has to this degree. GingerGogue is outlandish and completely unnecessary. Also non-necessary are the aspects of rationalize, deny, justify one's reasoning for challenging oneself in any case at all. Why do we do what we do? Knowing this one small thing is likely a major success in and of itself. Knowing what keeps us on track with a seemingly insignificant project, too, is to have leverage toward the future prospect of an unusual enterprise that is unique, original, abstract, ingenuous.

PMarcoe

Monday 23 June '25