@Trey, I love your line – “Thus comes the important part… liberating people from the established lines of thinking.” Thanks!

@Giovanna, thanks for stopping in and commenting.

@Vin software engineers (at least some of them) are the one group that seems to get the concept of simple equals elegant. Thanks for your support.

@Jonathan, thanks for your comments. Leo Babauta is the one who is responsible for converting my thinking. I think his book and blog are fabulous. I wish he would author more of his own articles though.

@Dragos, I love it! “Doing things is so overrated Just living is so underrated ”

@Steve, I loved that book too. Although I think it is impractical to claim a 4-hour work week, it does have a lot of great ideas. Thanks for your support!

Happens to me every time and the solution I found is to break all the situations into Assess – Decide – Do realms. Realized that I rarely need to get out of Assess if I do it right. Responding to every stimulus in your environment is not a sign of productivity and excessive availability will drain your energy. Doing things is so overrated Just living is so underrated
.-= Dragos Roua´s last blog ..System Overload =-.

Of course, I like applying this to life as well, especially health. For example, supplements are useful, but too many people try to use them to cover their need for all the various nutrients we need. Aside from being a headache to do such a thing, there’s probably many essential nutrients that we haven’t even discovered yet. A much more simple solution is to simply eat the natural whole foods that dictated our nutrient needs through evolution.

In regard to complicating things by trying to decide where to eat, I’m glad we don’t eat out much anymore because it used to take my wife and I forever to pick a place.
.-= Vin – NaturalBias´s last blog ..Chewing Your Way to Better Health =-.

Thanks for the wisdom.
Giovanna Garcia
Imperfect Action is better than No Action
.-= Giovanna Garcia´s last blog ..A Mule with the winning attitude. =-.

However, the next generation will conclude that if we can accomplish this much with single-tasking, then by multi-tasking, we can accomplish much more, and thus we move into an era of left brain dominated production.

I’m of the opinion that neither viewpoint is right or wrong. I believe that theres a balance in the universe, and that we should all embrace the conditions in which we are most productive. The problem comes into play when people don’t know how to be productive because they only know what other people have told them.

Thus comes the important part… liberating people from the prison of the established line of thinking.
.-= Trey – Swollen Thumb Entertainment´s last blog ..The Star Wars Kid Is A Crybaby =-.