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Tag Archives: wu-wei
Getting Things Done (GTD) and the Zhuangzi
Taoist metaphors that explain how GTD makes us more effective, and overall better people. Continue reading
Achieving “mind like water” through Getting Things Done
Getting Things Done methodology brings about a state of stress-free productivity that fits nicely with the frame of mind I acquired throughout my Year of Nothing. Continue reading
Learning from what is not
The very last post on the Year of Nothing series, or the yearlong process during which I became a Taoist without noticing. Continue reading
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Tagged Action, Contentment, Giving, Humility, Luck, Meaning, Meditation, Nothing, Patience, Personal development, Synchronicity, Tao Te Ching, Taoism, Wayne Dyer, wu-wei
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The Year of Nothing, Part 2
This Year of Nothing allowed me to develop a razor-sharp sense of what I want to do next and what I want to be. Never before have I felt that I Get It as I do now. Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Entrepreneurship, Happiness, Meaning, Nothing, Personal development, Sustainability, Work, wu-wei
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The Year of Nothing, Part 1
It’s been a year since I quit the PR industry and took the plunge into an intense process of self re-discovery and growth. Through a series of posts, I’ll recap what I’ve achieved since then, and where I’m going from here. Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Furth, Consumerism, Friendship, Nothing, Personal development, Stuff, wu-wei
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