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Therein lies the paradoxical beauty of Kierkegaard’s approach for all of us. The monotony of life contains a reservoir of ways to find relief, if we can only muster the courage and energy to dive in instead of opting out. If today you find yourself bored with your work—perhaps surfing around and reading some random essay on happiness—you may have just gotten a signal from the universe that it’s time for your spirit to evolve.
Kierkegaard’s Three Ways to Live More Fully
Arthur C. Brooks
If you nailed your Weekly & Daily Reviews, you should be able to straight up live in your TODAY List (which should only have a tight list of actionable “Must Dos”). The only other view you should need to visit is the ANYTIME List, and that’s only *after* you’ve completed all of the todos in your TODAY List … Anytime is where “Bonus Todos” 🎉 hang out!
The Fu Master Productivity Checklist using Things3
VColey12
Identify a specific criticism or judgment you hold against yourself. Ask Yourself: What is the belief (about me) behind this self-critical thought? If I were to let go of this judgment, what do I fear would happen? Who or what am I afraid I would become without this thought? What story about myself is this thought supporting? From whom did I learn this story about me?
Can't Stop Thinking
Nancy Colier and Stephan Bodian
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