TimBourne
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Analysing a passage from "habit 1: collect" in Leos book - which directly applies to GTD
Please see Quote
When I first read this I wasn’t applying this.
A point which came to my mind is actually the ‘To - do list’ could mean a larger note book (or a digital computer) is what I am inferring from his writing.
One question - is is Leo recommend from the record cards capturing example - that we simply cut up the different writing points captured on paper from index cards or small note book? about different topics such as new ideas or reminders - then put them in the larger gathering device which he writes is a larger note book or a mole skin .
Makes me think is this not also the purpose of a “paper binder” ? he could have just put paper binder in replace of where “mole skin” is.
Then a second point which comes to my mind is an example of myself applying this,- where say since I started using Index cards say for 2-1 weeks now* trying to use MIT - simply what I have done [which is bad] is simply allowed them to build up so in application right now I have like pile/s of cards on my (desk #which relates to @gtdstudente about 3) where - they have certain things crossed off and certain things still left on [I may have done something - like left something on the card un crossed - because I don’t want to do it right now per say - so according to the system - it should go on someday/maybe - right? Or N? #and can do this after I upload this thread.
But another point which then came to my mind is - with these tasks which are “un crossed” there are still certain ones which have a higher priority than others - so an idea came to my mind - whilst placing them in my someday/maybe I could also give them a rank priority number of 4 -1 (like also seen on list manager programme Asana) - to know which order to approach does this make sense? - Because I was also thinking without prioritising or ranking - what then happen is end up with clutter piles of lists off tasks ,where even forgetting that wrote these tasks in my memory.
*3rd point which comes to mind - was that another mistake I was making just crossing off the index card without first “emptying them into my to do list” ?
What else?
CTO
S
P.S. MIT is what was writing about to @Wilson *@Wilson Ng *
Please see Quote
When I first read this I wasn’t applying this.
A point which came to my mind is actually the ‘To - do list’ could mean a larger note book (or a digital computer) is what I am inferring from his writing.
One question - is is Leo recommend from the record cards capturing example - that we simply cut up the different writing points captured on paper from index cards or small note book? about different topics such as new ideas or reminders - then put them in the larger gathering device which he writes is a larger note book or a mole skin .
Makes me think is this not also the purpose of a “paper binder” ? he could have just put paper binder in replace of where “mole skin” is.
Then a second point which comes to my mind is an example of myself applying this,- where say since I started using Index cards say for 2-1 weeks now* trying to use MIT - simply what I have done [which is bad] is simply allowed them to build up so in application right now I have like pile/s of cards on my (desk #which relates to @gtdstudente about 3) where - they have certain things crossed off and certain things still left on [I may have done something - like left something on the card un crossed - because I don’t want to do it right now per say - so according to the system - it should go on someday/maybe - right? Or N? #and can do this after I upload this thread.
But another point which then came to my mind is - with these tasks which are “un crossed” there are still certain ones which have a higher priority than others - so an idea came to my mind - whilst placing them in my someday/maybe I could also give them a rank priority number of 4 -1 (like also seen on list manager programme Asana) - to know which order to approach does this make sense? - Because I was also thinking without prioritising or ranking - what then happen is end up with clutter piles of lists off tasks ,where even forgetting that wrote these tasks in my memory.
*3rd point which comes to mind - was that another mistake I was making just crossing off the index card without first “emptying them into my to do list” ?
What else?
CTO
S
P.S. MIT is what was writing about to @Wilson *@Wilson Ng *