Bill Thanks. A mental "reset". I didn't know it, but that's precisely what I've been searching for and desperately need. That's what I naively believed I could get from a personalized lesson plan. Maybe I still can, but not from Dave. Unfortunately, I don't think any other instructors draw up lesson plans for GT.

I need to keep reminding myself that it's me that's the problem. Dave told me so. He's an instructor, and we all know that instructors are never wrong. So, certainly he's in no way responsible for me wasting my time analyzing a set of contradictory directives. In fact, Dave says he's done lesson plans for thousands of students, and I'm unquestionably the first and only student to ever have a problem with him, his frenetic teaching style, or any of his stone age documents. Which apparently proves without a doubt that the problem lies with me, and only me. Right? Sure, sure - that conclusion may not be logically valid or statistically possible within any sociological paradigm, but it's still the truth. So I'm told.

Oh, and thanks for the link. I listened for a few minutes. Sounds promising!

Man, where and how do you find all these little gems tucked away and scattered across the internet?