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U can do any thing but not every thing?
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Asked by OPP,
28 Sep '12 04:36 pm
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You Can Do Anything, But Not Everything.
--Adam Dachis
The world is filled with great things to do, make, and accomplish, but not with a lot of time. This quotation from David Allen, the creator of the Getting Things Done productivity system, is a reminder that we have to remember what's important to do rather than trying to do it all.
You can do whatever you want, but the time you have for whatever you want is limited. This is why prioritizing your time is so important. It's important to figure out what's most important to you and what can wait. That can be a tough choice, but it's the line between getting things done and burnout.
Answered by LIPSIKA, 28 Sep '12 04:44 pm
--Adam Dachis
The world is filled with great things to do, make, and accomplish, but not with a lot of time. This quotation from David Allen, the creator of the Getting Things Done productivity system, is a reminder that we have to remember what's important to do rather than trying to do it all.
You can do whatever you want, but the time you have for whatever you want is limited. This is why prioritizing your time is so important. It's important to figure out what's most important to you and what can wait. That can be a tough choice, but it's the line between getting things done and burnout.
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Hope it is not like you can choose anything but not everything.
Actually, if you can do anything, there is nothing left for you that you can not do. So, you can do any thing and every thing.
But here it means you can do any thing but not every thing (here means all) at same time or within your life.
Answered by Chanakya, 28 Sep '12 05:03 pm
Actually, if you can do anything, there is nothing left for you that you can not do. So, you can do any thing and every thing.
But here it means you can do any thing but not every thing (here means all) at same time or within your life.
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