LAW OF DIRECTION
Movement and direction are different achievements. This title is a prompt to examine whether repeated actions point toward an intended result or simply maintain the feeling that something is happening.
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The reading becomes useful when applied to a schedule, a relationship or a business objective. Look at what your ordinary choices accumulate into, rather than judging direction only by the strength of an occasional declaration.
A question to explore before reading
If you repeated this week for a year, where would it take you?
Keep this question alongside your own experience as you compare the perspectives in the library.
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These original journal essays offer a way into related questions.
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The reading becomes useful when applied to a schedule, a relationship or a business objective. Look at what your ordinary choices accumulate into, rather than judging direction only by the strength of an occasional declaration.
A question to carry into the book
Continue this line of inquiry with From Urgency To Flow. Which task feels urgent mainly because it has never been clearly defined?
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- From Urgency To Flow — Urgency can keep a person moving while making it difficult to choose a direction.
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- The End Of Confusion — Confusion can persist when several different decisions have been compressed into one impossible question.
