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As anyone might see GTD fit. . . .

As anyone might see GTD fit

An End is an Endless End until it Becomes a Means

As such, GTD can become one's Appropriate [Methodology] Means to serve ones' Ends?

Perhaps further, Discipline without good Ends and good Means seemingly only ends well haphazardly . . . much like coin-flipping?
 
One can also have discipline with bad ends and bad means, which is very bad.
@mcogilvie

Indeed . . .


A Good End is an Endless Good End until it Becomes a Good Means

A Bad End is an Endless Bad End until it Becomes a Bad Means

A Bad End is an Endless Bad End until it Becomes Good End and then an Endless Good End until it Becomes a Good Means

As such, GTD can become one's Appropriate [Methodology] Means to serve ones' Ends, whether it be Good or Bad, while GTD in itself is Extrinsically-&-Intrinsically Good?


. . . thank you very much
 
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