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Jimhardie74
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Hey Guys,
I am going to explain roughly something that i have got into the habit of doing with my next actions-- I would love some feedback if you do something similar or maybe you have a better approach to this.
Often when I write a next action note ('call michele about flat veiwing', or 'write out a new morning routine') I will often write a few support ideas next to the action item. For example underneath the 'call michele about flat veiwing' action item i might write 'also check if he is okay to meet next week' OR next to the 'write out a new morning routine' I might write underneath 'make sure it includes drinking water, avoid eating large amounts of sugar straight away etc'.
These are usually afterthoughts that I will think of as I am writing the next action and organising the action on a list. These afterthoughts arent critically important, but they are things that I might like to be reminded of when It comes to doing that action item. Do any of you have a similar habit? Is this best practice? Is there something I could be doing better. I considered writing these afterthoughts (which are basically reference/support materials) in a seperate sheet but my concern is that I would then neglect/forget to also look at this sheet when the time came to me doing the action. But at the same time, I am not sure if its a great idea to also be adding afterthoughts to my clearly defined actions. (I am using evernote)
Love reading the input that you guys offer! Thanks so much for your time! James
I am going to explain roughly something that i have got into the habit of doing with my next actions-- I would love some feedback if you do something similar or maybe you have a better approach to this.
Often when I write a next action note ('call michele about flat veiwing', or 'write out a new morning routine') I will often write a few support ideas next to the action item. For example underneath the 'call michele about flat veiwing' action item i might write 'also check if he is okay to meet next week' OR next to the 'write out a new morning routine' I might write underneath 'make sure it includes drinking water, avoid eating large amounts of sugar straight away etc'.
These are usually afterthoughts that I will think of as I am writing the next action and organising the action on a list. These afterthoughts arent critically important, but they are things that I might like to be reminded of when It comes to doing that action item. Do any of you have a similar habit? Is this best practice? Is there something I could be doing better. I considered writing these afterthoughts (which are basically reference/support materials) in a seperate sheet but my concern is that I would then neglect/forget to also look at this sheet when the time came to me doing the action. But at the same time, I am not sure if its a great idea to also be adding afterthoughts to my clearly defined actions. (I am using evernote)
Love reading the input that you guys offer! Thanks so much for your time! James