Self Reference and Work.

I am able to relate self-reference and work. First let me tell what I mean by self-reference. We can think of self-reference as a paradox. For example, the statement S : This statement is true, is a self-reference because if we think of S as false, it will be true and if we think of it as true then S is false. So, we are referring the notion of truth and falsehood by a cycle. Pictorially,

True ------> False
True <------ False

Similarly, everyone is doing some thing or other with regard to the outside world and in turn gets some feedback from the world. And this feedback again propels us to do some act and which in turn gets some feedback. So this cycle goes on and on. This is kind of self-reference. Pictorially,

Work ------> Feedback
Work <------ Feedback

This notion of self-reference caused several problems in the development of modern day mathematics where people were unable to determine the validity of some mathematical statements. Similarly, one can think of being caught in the 'vicious' cycle of "work and feedback". To 'break' this self-reference mathematicians finally decided to stick on to the fact that we cannot break the cycle per se, so why don't we just ignore the question. After all, the development of mathematics does not depend on the validity of some statements. Similarly, doesn't it seem logical to think, only if we think that we are working and receiving feedback, we'll never be able to come out from the working world. But, from a wider perspective the development in this world doesn't depend upon our working and receiving feedbacks. But, this shouldn't stop us from working and receiving feedbacks, just as we shouldn't stop asking the validity of the statement S. I guess this is similar to the principle given in Bhagavad Gita, which says don't worry about the work and feedback, just do it without expectations.