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The Intuitive Mind

Longstreet

Longstreet

Professor of microbiology and infectious diseases
Albert Einstein: "The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a society that honors the servant and has forgotten the gift". I am sharing this as it speaks volumes to me. I hope all can see the underlying integration with GTD. One of the biggest things we fail to do is to trust our intuition - our spirit, our soul, or whatever you are not allergic to (I stole that from David Allen). Yes, we have monstrous amounts of work to do; innumerable responsibilities and pressures. So how do we choose what to do? As David has so eloquently pointed out, if we would only slow down and listen to that "small inner voice", we would know what to do. The intuitive mind - an incredible gift that we all need to tap into.

Best wishes to everyone. :)
 
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