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Ah yes. A list of less than ten things that must always apply to everyone by which we can measure things x and y and prevent things z and mu. If you can't do
by obviouslygreen 13y ago
Ah yes. A list of less than ten things that must always apply to everyone by which we can measure things x and y and prevent things z and mu.
If you can't do #1, you can do #2 and #3 and feel fulfilled! That's how people work -- all people -- so take my advice! If any part of this happens to work for you, by the way, it's because I am completely right, and not due to the fact that I'm wrapping obvious things in swaths of bullshit to sell or gain subscriptions so I can get more popular and sell more speaking engagements.
Sorry, this just smells like crap.
- Paul_D_Santana 13y agoNowhere did I say this is the only way. Just that it reminded me of it. Can you suggest a better system? If not, I like his way of thinking and I wanted to share.
- dasil003 13y agoIt smells like crap? No, it smells like you have a thing against self-help books. I've never heard about this before but it strikes me as a potentially useful way of looking at personal life a bit more systematically than a simply stated "work-life balance" that everyone uses rhetorically but is rarely defined. Maybe instead of indignantly demanding "how dare this guy attempt to define me according to his own pop psychology metrics!?" or "this clearly does not work for everyone so it's utterly useless crap!", you could suspend judgement for a few microseconds and discuss the actual content.
- Paul_D_Santana 13y agoThank you! I was thinking along the same lines but I figured I should quit posting since everyone seemed to be attacking me. Thank you for making me feel like my attempt at a positive message was worthwhile. +1 Upvote from me.