Richard Shane
Registered
Hello,
My inbox is a digital voice recorder, which is almost always in my pocket. Each morning, I listen to recording from previous day and put everything where it belongs. From this, I am very effective in my work and personal life.
I use the DVR inbox for major items like talking into it when I have inspired thoughts I want to write for my work. That’s wonderful because I’m recording it when I’m in a state of deep inspiration and from that, my writing is very good.
I use the DVR inbox for smaller items like reminders to call or email someone. And even smaller items like shopping list items.
The problem is each day I might have 50 items on my recorder, so the next morning process is too time-consuming. There are some small items I don’t record, but if I think of dropping more small items, I don’t like the feeling of then missing them.
Thank you for any thoughts about how to better manage this process so it’s not so time-consuming.
Thanks!
Richard
My inbox is a digital voice recorder, which is almost always in my pocket. Each morning, I listen to recording from previous day and put everything where it belongs. From this, I am very effective in my work and personal life.
I use the DVR inbox for major items like talking into it when I have inspired thoughts I want to write for my work. That’s wonderful because I’m recording it when I’m in a state of deep inspiration and from that, my writing is very good.
I use the DVR inbox for smaller items like reminders to call or email someone. And even smaller items like shopping list items.
The problem is each day I might have 50 items on my recorder, so the next morning process is too time-consuming. There are some small items I don’t record, but if I think of dropping more small items, I don’t like the feeling of then missing them.
Thank you for any thoughts about how to better manage this process so it’s not so time-consuming.
Thanks!
Richard