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Hi all,
I saw a tip somewhere once (sorry, I forget the source) that says you should include a category "!Today" in your to-dos, that you would review every morning and include things you intended to get done that day.
I tried this for a little while, but I found that I would place only a few items in this category in order to feel 'safe', and that when I was done with the items in here, I felt completely happy and "finished" -- never mind the many other items lurking in other categories!
I'm just wondering if you all think this method is "dangerous" in the sense that it leads you to (a) procrastinate by making your !Today list intentionally small, and (b) leads you to a false sense of security by thinking that you are "done" when you clear the !Today list.
Any thoughts??
-John
I saw a tip somewhere once (sorry, I forget the source) that says you should include a category "!Today" in your to-dos, that you would review every morning and include things you intended to get done that day.
I tried this for a little while, but I found that I would place only a few items in this category in order to feel 'safe', and that when I was done with the items in here, I felt completely happy and "finished" -- never mind the many other items lurking in other categories!
I'm just wondering if you all think this method is "dangerous" in the sense that it leads you to (a) procrastinate by making your !Today list intentionally small, and (b) leads you to a false sense of security by thinking that you are "done" when you clear the !Today list.
Any thoughts??
-John