Lately I’ve been reading Godless for God’s Sake: Nontheism in Contemporary Quakerism to prepare for the aforementioned retreat on that topic. I should’ve read it ages ago, but didn’t because I was always either too broke or it was out of stock. Plus, there was plenty to read online.
The following heavy passage comes from James Riemermann’s contribution, Mystery: It’s What We Don’t Know –
For many months I had on my to-do list, “Look into Getting Things Done,” a set of ideas about organizing yourself and generally kicking ass.
It’s already making a noticeable difference in my sense of control over my various projects, even though I haven’t gotten everything into the system yet (which is key to getting the full benefit). Man, I wish I knew about it in college. I recommend you look into it, starting at the Wikipedia article above, or this simplified version. Or better, get the book at your local library.
Here comes the first blog meme I’m propagating here. Are you ready? You so ready. Continue reading →
'If you're a believer ... the most dubious thing becomes possible. Your faith and your aggression should be limitless.' (Josh Axelrad)
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