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**Adaptability** 26. How do I know when a change is needed? 27. How do I know when a change is overdue? 28. When I've resisted an overdue change, how did I justify the delay? 29. When did I last I change my mind in public? 30. When did I last I admit that I was wrong in public?

Compasses and Weathervanes

edbatista

How Getting Organized Becomes a Spiritual Practice In time management and thing management, the same kinds of questions crop up: • What really matters to you; what are your priorities here? • Why are you doing what you are doing? • Why are you keeping what you are keeping? • Who else and what else is affected by what you are doing; and what you are keeping? • How much is enough? • What do you need to hold onto? • What do you need to let go of? These are foundational organizational questions. They are also foundational spiritual ones.

Organization Is a Spiritual Practice

Anna Havron

‘If I had just one year left to live in good health, what would I do and who would I be?’

161 / Restarting Real Life

Dense Discovery

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