GTD scaling, albeit subjective ?

[gtdstudente]

For whatever it might be GTD worth. . . .

GTD scaling seems to contribute much to "Personal Life Scaling"

One seems to build one's life on systems?

Projects can essentially be incomplete systems ?

Next Actions are completed 'inputs' for completing Projects ?

Completed Projects are only as reliable as the Next Actions completed in any given completed Project ?

One's life is ultimately built upon completed Projects, internally and externally, and as such, only as reliable, to varying degrees, as the completed Next Action(s) inputs?

The more reliably completed the Next Action(s) completed Project(s) the more one can scale forward without needing to go 'backwards' ?

As you see GTD fit. . . .

 

[mcogilvie]

I guess, but it’s not like the person who completes the most projects before they die wins the GTD prize. There are many different kinds of capacity (to love, to learn, … ack! I’m starting to write like Steven Covey), and GTD can increase any of them. Those higher horizons (levels) can contain the deeply personal as well as the universal.

 

[gtdstudente]

I guess, but it’s not like the person who completes the most projects before they die wins the GTD prize. There are many different kinds of capacity (to love, to learn, … ack! I’m starting to write like Steven Covey), and GTD can increase any of them. Those higher horizons (levels) can contain the deeply personal as well as the universal.

@mcogilvie

Thank you for you very good GTD prompting reply

On this end, the 'GTD prize' can be daily . . . "Mind Like Water" is a worthy prize . . . and all the better when crossing the veil ?

Perhaps somewhat like Mother Saint Teresa of Calcutta said . . . even God can't fill what is already full, i.e., perhaps simply doing one's imperfect best as imperfectly good as one is able to muster can also be Mind Like Water as well ?

Thanks again for your kind GTD reply

As you see GTD fit. . . .