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example of a pay slip : do users - think something it should be periodically checked according to a system? How frequently should this be done?

seeing that no - other users actually responded to myself here
rene and boomer etc

maybe worth

*saw above* @gtdstudente

one of things im not doing - is checking my payslip every time being released say every 4 weeks- what would be the best way I do that according to james clear?


or I @Mrs-Polifax
TSW
@TimBourne

There are two immediate GTD options for anything on one's mind to return to 'Mind Like Water'(?) :

1. R E F L E C T / R E V I E W

2. W R I T E

As you see GTD fit. . . .
 
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@TimBourne

Yes . . . very good . . . "mind like water" can very much be about appropriate focus . . . focusing without excess or defect

As you see GTD fit. . . .
'OK
or in over words

"I need to have the actual intention or motivation '
1st

(in order to do the things we were writing in our two past posts here?
"

said
 
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