Yes, Diego’s posting seemed to have two positive impacts ironically. 1 was that it had me see where I doubt my own value and results-a kind of skepticism–I believe this was partially his intention, whether Machiavellian or simply as a result of his own self effacement, but in any case-I saw where I was still unnecessarily doubting my own small improvements and was self critical about it, and it actually had me come to peace with that. As Saint said-( paraphrasing multiple posts over time )having a change in an internal issue or belief is still highly valuable to an individual, and acknowledging that sets the ground for larger and larger changes
The second positive benefit was seeing where I could have a healthier standard for accomplishment, that would be even more objectively measurable- in light of this is had me strongly considering cutting down stack size. I have a lot to address.but one thing at a time simply may be better. I have certainly gotten results, but am going way slower than if I had a more consistently streamlined stack. The balance is addressing everything need for a particular goal while keeping it small enough that transformation can happen fast enough.
It seems to work well with anything, and makes assimilating sub changes easier.
It certainly will, if you have very specific goals in mind this is really powerful.
while I think its great to recognize where you are dissatisfied and make appropriate changes, and only you know where you are selling yourself short with regards to the action you are taking and/or not taking. I do want to reflect that in the last month, you managed to set up and get vital work done for you current and long term well being, and that is no small feat, or lack of action.
