Any GTD thoughts on. . . .

[gtdstudente]

GTD practitioners:

Any GTD thoughts on 'Rhythm' as possibly being the two wings of Chronos and Kairos in the hope of appropriately improving engagement between one's Calendar and Contexts ?

Thank you very much

As you see GTD fit. . . .

 

[Allenori]

I’ve found that blending Rhythm with Chronos and Kairos can really help balance structure with flexibility. For example, I use my calendar to lock in the must-do tasks that require specific time slots (Chronos), but I also leave space for the more spontaneous tasks that come up, when I’m in the right mindset (Kairos). In my experience with GTD, that mix works best when I’m clear on which tasks need to be handled at a set time and which ones I can jump into when the energy feels right. It’s all about making sure the structure doesn’t stifle the flow, and vice versa.

 

[gtdstudente]

I’ve found that blending Rhythm with Chronos and Kairos can really help balance structure with flexibility. For example, I use my calendar to lock in the must-do tasks that require specific time slots (Chronos), but I also leave space for the more spontaneous tasks that come up, when I’m in the right mindset (Kairos). In my experience with GTD, that mix works best when I’m clear on which tasks need to be handled at a set time and which ones I can jump into when the energy feels right. It’s all about making sure the structure doesn’t stifle the flow, and vice versa.

@Allenori

Super GTD feedback . . . very much appreciated

Appropriate Structure-&-Dynamic GTD flexibility flow . . . huge . . . love it !

Thank you very much for your GTD help