spiritualclarity
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Hello all,
I'm still pretty new to taking GTD seriously. 3 Failed attempts over the past 10 years.
I'm farther than ever before and would love your suggestions on my current challenge.
Time.
I have 7.5 hours a day that are not committed to my family and the rest of life.
5 Hours are for my job
30 minutes to eat or nap.
Leaves 2 hours a day for my self employed work.
Often 1 hour is a client call or other networking call, or class that I lead.
That leaves me with 1 hour, sometimes 90 minutes, to do all other "Actions".
The past month as i've been implementing GTD that has gone mostly to managing my inbox. I no longer have time for walks, payer or my spiritual life.
I don't believe this is the point of GTD.
Now its 9:30 on a Friday night. My Kid is in bed, and i'm sitting here trying to figure out how the heck to clarify my inbox items.
So do I:
1. Spend an hour or two each night after kids in bed to capture, clarify and prioritize for the next day?
2. Try to get faster at Clarifying so I could maybe do that in the day and still have an hour of action time?
3. NOT capture all my items, and just try to focus on what I consider my priorities
4. Do a radical overhaul and put almost everything into Someday maybe. Which would include major and important projects/area's of focus for my business like "Create content to promote my program"
5. Open to thoughts/suggestions.
Thanks for any help!
Wil
I'm still pretty new to taking GTD seriously. 3 Failed attempts over the past 10 years.
I'm farther than ever before and would love your suggestions on my current challenge.
Time.
I have 7.5 hours a day that are not committed to my family and the rest of life.
5 Hours are for my job
30 minutes to eat or nap.
Leaves 2 hours a day for my self employed work.
Often 1 hour is a client call or other networking call, or class that I lead.
That leaves me with 1 hour, sometimes 90 minutes, to do all other "Actions".
The past month as i've been implementing GTD that has gone mostly to managing my inbox. I no longer have time for walks, payer or my spiritual life.
I don't believe this is the point of GTD.
Now its 9:30 on a Friday night. My Kid is in bed, and i'm sitting here trying to figure out how the heck to clarify my inbox items.
So do I:
1. Spend an hour or two each night after kids in bed to capture, clarify and prioritize for the next day?
2. Try to get faster at Clarifying so I could maybe do that in the day and still have an hour of action time?
3. NOT capture all my items, and just try to focus on what I consider my priorities
4. Do a radical overhaul and put almost everything into Someday maybe. Which would include major and important projects/area's of focus for my business like "Create content to promote my program"
5. Open to thoughts/suggestions.
Thanks for any help!
Wil