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Reading: coming back again :)

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Borisoff

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I wonder if DA uses time scheduling at all for example for reading? I feel that GTD concept assumes working with real NAs that usually not that big otherwise they won't be doable. Or DA reads in 15 minutes increaments? :)

Regards,

Eugene.
 
Borisoff

I do not know how David or his internal team deal with that, I set time for reading in the following way.

Work Must Read: A Task in the @Work
Work Like to Read: I dedicate 15min Daily to read those

Personal Must Read: A task in @Home
Personal Like to Read: I have an appoinment after the Gym with myself for 30min 3 times a week. (I try to read more, and ussualy I can, but at least those times after the gym are a must)

RSS Feed: (This contain Work and Personal Related) I dedicate, 15 min in the Morning (before emails, it is a pleasure), 15min after Lunch, 15 min at the end of the day.

Hope it helps
 
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