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Lifehack: Enabling versus EncouragingMore from Peter Walsh on clutter, quality of life By: Merlin Mann (13 replies) February 19, 2008 - 9:26am
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Lifehack: Enabling versus Encouraging
Agreed, Leadster - always a good idea to really examine whether your space hacks or your organization are enabling you to continue bad habits (the nerd version of like figuring out how to deal with a broken faucet rather than just fixing the damn faucet), or encouraging you to live the life you envision.
Which, of course, bring us back to what Mr. Mann quoted above about your space reflecting your vision for your life.
WHICH I GUESS MEANS: using your space and your life hacks to balance out the life you want with the life you have.
I realize, of course, that I am starting to sound like a greeting card.