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GTD . . . Engagement

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GTD . . . like most else . . . has a lot to do with appropriate Engagement ?

Appropriate Engagement is engagement without excess or defect in the midst of all other concerns, interest, obligations, etc. ?

GTDers, while reflecting forward beyond prior excesses and defects . . . your GTD reflections on Engagement are most appreciated

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Thank you very much
 
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Not my own reflection, but I like what DA says in the GTD book about how water reacts when a pebble is thrown into it. It doesn't overreact, it doesn't underreact - it just reacts.

GTD is all about being properly engaged with what has your attention, and having a 'mind like water' sure is a good start!
 
René Lie said:
Not my own reflection, but I like what DA says in the GTD book about how water reacts when a pebble is thrown into it. It doesn't overreact, it doesn't underreact - it just reacts.

GTD is all about being properly engaged with what has your attention, and having a 'mind like water' sure is a good start!
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@René Lie,

Very nice: "It doesn't overreact, it doesn't underreact - it just reacts." . . . in all that we do is the GTD game plan?
 
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