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zazen (seated Zen meditation, usu. in a cross-legged position)
- If you think strongly about becoming a pester someone (for cash, etc.), you won’t be unmindful because of that thought.
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The thoughts that come to mind, “Oh, this is the kind of thing that comes to mind.
- reception
- through
- leave something to disappear
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and
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Many thoughts come and go, and finally peaceful.
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however, here it is
- It reminded me of a task that needed to be done.”
- I’ve got a great idea.”
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the day
- A feeling of regret that it is going away.
- Certain attachment.
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is born and I keep thinking about it.
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therefore
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I’m relieved I wrote it down, You can forget about it.
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in this way
- Gaining peace of mind by writing down what comes into your head.
- has a common structure with zazen
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It’s not about “getting traffic,” etc,
- Just write down the “thoughts that feel too good to disappear” that come into your brain.
- Let go of attachment by buying and publishing
- You may read I think this is what people are writing about.
relevance
- GTD gives you peace of mind by writing down everything you care about and putting it in one place.
- I let everything that bothers me out of my mind.
- It will not quiet down in an environment where stimuli keep coming in from the surroundings.
- Quiet room metaphor
- Cannot be done in a noisy room.
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