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Through GTD have humbly come to realize. . . .

Through GTD and David Allen . . . have humbly come to humbly realize for all practical purposes, for the most part, 'Ends' really don't exist . . . only 'Means', viz., Current and Future.

If their is 'End' . . . prefer to express 'Completion' in regards to Future Means so that, at best --- without ever deeming fellow human beings as merely means --- they become multi-dimensional/multi-purposeful Current Means


As such in best subjective GTD thinking can be mustered on this end [no pun intended]:

1. Future Means: Someday/Maybe, Ultimate, Horizons, Area's of Focus [respectfully expressed to help in conquering own insecurities: Divine, Persons [Healthy::), Toxic::mad:], Utility/Tools, Fiscal), Current Projects, Waiting-For, Calendar, 'Clear/Empty Head', etc.

2. Current Means: Area's of Focus, Next Actions, Contexts, Tickler, Calendar, 'Clear/Empty Head', etc.


By all means [again, no pun intended] all thoughts welcomed . . . and please place 'walking on eggshells' to the side. Thank you

Ps. If Future Means are to become Current Means . . . find it to be a clear-cut litmus test to determine if a particular Project is in itself even worthy to start or complete for a Future Means. Again, what say you? Thank you
 
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