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Old Jun 18, '12, 4:02 pm
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Default What is the relationship between simplicity and complexity?

Hi,

I have been trying to simplify my life, and it is very hard, because I end up getting into all the intricacies of everything. I wanted to ask all of you for resources and ideas and prayers to help me understand what is simplicity, what is complexity and what is the relationship between simplicity and complexity, and how to apply this to being, thinking, and living more simply, without unnecessarily complicating what God desires to remain simple.

Please pray and offer any help or resources you know of.

God bless you all,
Joshua
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Old Jun 18, '12, 6:04 pm
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Default Re: What is the relationship between simplicity and complexity?

I'll put more thought into this, but this quote (by Stephen Covey I think) kind of sums it up:

The Main Thing is to keep the Main Thing the Main Thing.

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