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About prioritization of tasks, maybe other users - can help add ideas about this topic from X unnamed writing - that task management is random

About prioritization of tasks

in my memory I have it a user replied I can't remember name (which I could quickly check for if go back to my notification, but just spend two mins doing it 8 (well I clicked show on - on all my notifications and see only shows the last 8 posts - and I'm not sure which user it could have been, or how long ago it was... of
writing - that task management is random.

I remember a persons John F @John Forrister , previously say about this topic literally in email- say that one should go by there gut or feeling about "what should be done or focused on at a given time.

maybe other users - can help add ideas about this topic?

other background things were:

in should make sense in theory at the begging focus on the frame work or based of your paper system (which I was writing to @FocusGuy + @cfoley about), which I haven't done or list manager digital.

two, then you have to use the concept of value.



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