David Allen Quotes

The Reticular Activating System The May 1957 Issue Of Scientific American Magazine Contains An Article Describing The Discovery Of The Reticular Formation At The Base Of The Brain. The Reticular Formation Is Basically The Gateway To Your Conscious Awareness; It's The Switch That Turns On Your Perception Of Ideas And Data, The Thing That Keeps You Asleep Even When Music's Playing But Wakes You If A Special Little Baby Cries In Another Room. Your Automatic Creative Mechanism Is Teleological. That Is, It Operates In Terms Of Goals And End Results. Once You Give It A Definite Goal To Achieve, You Can Depend Upon Its Automatic Guidance System To Take You To That Goal Much Better Than "you" Ever Could By Conscious Thought. "You" Supply The Goal By Thinking In Terms Of End Results. Your Automatic Mechanism Then Supplies The Means Whereby. - Maxwell Maltz

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