First thought I had when I read the title and the bit about MAPLE is this piece by Tasshin (one of the monks at OAK, the California node of MAPLE)
The Power of DWYSYWD (Doing What You Said You Would Do)
I hadn’t read the article until just now (just had it bookmarked) and it seems that it’s almost entirely about GTD and zero about monastic life, but it still seems mildly interesting that it was written by a monk and is pointing at the same thing.
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First thought I had when I read the title and the bit about MAPLE is this piece by Tasshin (one of the monks at OAK, the California node of MAPLE)
The Power of DWYSYWD (Doing What You Said You Would Do)
I hadn’t read the article until just now (just had it bookmarked) and it seems that it’s almost entirely about GTD and zero about monastic life, but it still seems mildly interesting that it was written by a monk and is pointing at the same thing.