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Another good reason for GTD ?

Another good reason for GTD ?

To maintain appropriate objective perspective by mitigating 'Cognitive Conflicts' to any helpful degree to increase Mind Like Water ?

Chicken or Egg question . . . could be . . . [non-narcissist self] be at peace . . . just get the head to 'empty' . . . to do one's imperfect best while making the best of everything as best as possible ?

As you see GTD fit. . . .
 
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@gtd solo-studente I don't believe in objective perspectives. All personal perspectives are subjective.
@TesTeq

Thank you kindly for hammering any expression of narcissism

Correct, agreed, without dispute . . . Perspectives by definition are Subjective Perspectives unless the Subjective Perspective is God and therefore Objective

Meaning:

1. The more the Subjective Perspective corresponds with the Objective . . . the more the Subjective Perspective is Objective and thus more aligned with God's Perspective; albeit humbly/naively ambitious ?

2. A detached Subjective Perspective might also facilitate a Subjective Perspective to be more Objective ?


Thank you very much sir
 
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