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How to choose the context for a next action?

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I need to buy a present. I can try to buy it on the way home, when I go from my office. Or I can try to do it during the weekend if we decide to go to the city. What is the best context to organize that reminder - oh, sorry, next action? :)
 
Kino;92345 said:
I need to buy a present. I can try to buy it on the way home, when I go from my office. Or I can try to do it during the weekend if we decide to go to the city. What is the best context to organize that reminder - oh, sorry, next action? :)
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Easy... Put up "Buy present to ######" on your errands list, and this list do you have to scan everytime when you are going to city or when you know you gonna pass any stores...
 
Kino;92355 said:
Just need to remember to check this list when go shopping :) Easy!
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Exactly that is the 'Review' practice to get into. Review your lists as often as you need to and do it habitually.
 
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