Setting Intent with Emergence

What if, when setting intent, we asked this simple question,  "What is to emerge here?"

Based on responses, questions, and styles of work I've been observing, I wonder if practitioners are setting intents that hone in on the "ill-fitting" piece, the uncomfortable aspects of self, the in-pain parts.  
Eradicate. 
     Eliminate.

I guess I see a lot of folks in weight-loss protocols taking a similar approach; one can hear it in their word choice.  "Lose weight," "Cut fat,"  and "Get rid of this [grabs belly]."

Taking the Fertile Soil Approach
 
We're all good at pointing at what bothers us.  However, being critical [or cynical] is no substitute for Wisdom.
I feel a great deal more empowered by having a good question than having an criticism-driven goal [opinion-driven].
                      What can emerge here?
                                 What will emerge here?


Now I'm taking on a stance of creating a fertile environment and being a participant in a growth process.