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Originally Posted by Steve Pavlina  I've reflected on this a bit more. Doing a book on time management seems aligned with truth and power... but not with love. It seems like a logical choice, but when I ask myself honestly, "Does this path have a heart?" I have to admit that the answer is no.
For me the path with a heart would be a write a book about becoming heart-centered, going deeper into the subjects of love, oneness, and courage. At this time our planet needs heart-centered people more than it needs greater efficiency and productivity. As Martin Luther King said, "Our scientific power has outrun our spiritual power. We have guided missiles and misguided men."
I'm not sure what the title would be... maybe something like "Becoming Heart-Centered" or "Rediscovering Our Humanity."
I plan to record a podcast on this topic this weekend to see what people think of it. |
Would it be possible to write a book on Time Management which was in balance with love? Does the path of writing about love, oneness, and courage align itself with Truth, Power, and Love in balance?
A big part about Time Management is Love if you think about it. For example: Health:
Polarity and Health
Is polarity not simply an expression of love?
Time Management, Polarity, and Love do not have to be seperated, they are intrinsically connected. I feel to write seperate books may invalidate the books as they aren't aligned intelligently with love. Time management can be written from a viewpoint of oneness, courage, and love as easily as it can from
I suppose you could view the areas as dominant towards a certain trait. I could see how Time Management is a tool to increase your Power. But I view another aspect of it as how to spend your time. I guess that is the difference between Time Management and Productivity.