The Right Questions...
"In my consultancy practice, my clients receive the greatest value when I ask the right questions -- not when I give the most forceful answers."
- Gordon Byrn, taken from http://www.gordoworld.com/gblog/2007/09/year-end-review-2007.html
Today instead of going off on my usual "What is the purpose and meaning of my existence" questions, I've toned it down a touch and am focusing on something much simpler. My question for today is "Can I follow a simple schedule for 18 weeks, and execute each day?" It's a really simple, face value question. My answer is "yes." More importantly, what I've noticed is that most people--myself included--have a strong tendency to make simple solutions much more complicated than they need to be.
Maybe this is just part of being human, but it seems that most of the problems or challenges in our lives can be fixed with simple solutions. For some reason, most people have a clear understanding of what they need to do, but don't do it.
Nothing really else to say right now. Just working through my 18 week schedule, and focusing on executing each day. It's not easy, but I think the end goal will be well worth it.
Namaste
- Gordon Byrn, taken from http://www.gordoworld.com/gblog/2007/09/year-end-review-2007.html
Today instead of going off on my usual "What is the purpose and meaning of my existence" questions, I've toned it down a touch and am focusing on something much simpler. My question for today is "Can I follow a simple schedule for 18 weeks, and execute each day?" It's a really simple, face value question. My answer is "yes." More importantly, what I've noticed is that most people--myself included--have a strong tendency to make simple solutions much more complicated than they need to be.
Maybe this is just part of being human, but it seems that most of the problems or challenges in our lives can be fixed with simple solutions. For some reason, most people have a clear understanding of what they need to do, but don't do it.
Nothing really else to say right now. Just working through my 18 week schedule, and focusing on executing each day. It's not easy, but I think the end goal will be well worth it.
Namaste
posted by Zen_Accountant at 3:51 PM
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