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This document outlines a plan for urban renewal and integrated transportation in Fort Collins, Colorado. The plan aims to reduce sprawl, increase density, improve environmental quality, and enhance community. Key elements include re-zoning areas for mixed-use development, establishing urban renewal districts, and integrating public school buses with the city transit system. The goals are to concentrate development, preserve open space, and provide more efficient transportation options. Benefits cited include reduced emissions, improved mobility, economic development, and enhanced quality of life. Challenges include restrictions on growth and potential increases in population density.
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Use your Effective Intelligence: Your ability to use your natural and developed capabilities effectively in order to achieve "success".
Effective Intelligence is demonstrated by:
Defining (and continuously refining and evolving) your own honest definition of success.
Acknowledging the multidimensionality of success and the need for trade-offs and productive compromises.
Exhibiting productive self-awareness.
Understanding your constraints and capacity limitations.
Understanding the physics (laws) of the systems you interact with.
Defining a plan on how to achieve success (translate your honest definition of success into goals and actions).
Optimizing (continuously) your plan - finding your Personal Efficient Frontier.
Developing and aligning values, beliefs, mindsets, attitudes, capabilities and goals.
Managing effectively the dynamic nature of life.
Balancing the contribution of both goals and journey.
Learning from the challenges while enjoying the journey.
The more you achieve or the more capable you are, the more is expected from you.
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