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Discusses minimizing cognitive overload by minimizing possessions. Possessions possess the mind. The more flow you have, the less materialistic you become. The more flow, the more autotelic you are. | Discusses minimizing cognitive overload by minimizing possessions. Possessions possess the mind. The more flow you have, the less materialistic you become. The more flow, the more autotelic you are. Consider a purge. | ||
But, autotelic character does not necessarily mean that you have larger purpose, even if you have your own purpose. Your own purpose can be benign, but in the OSE framework, it should address [[Level 6 Leadership]]. | |||
Latest revision as of 23:17, 30 April 2024
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Discusses minimizing cognitive overload by minimizing possessions. Possessions possess the mind. The more flow you have, the less materialistic you become. The more flow, the more autotelic you are. Consider a purge.
But, autotelic character does not necessarily mean that you have larger purpose, even if you have your own purpose. Your own purpose can be benign, but in the OSE framework, it should address Level 6 Leadership.