Kevint2888
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Hi GTD Community,
I’m new to the GTD approach and trying to figure out how best to sort through the next actions by context, time or priority.
Given that the majority of my work takes place on my computer, in my office and at home, most of the next actions get stuck on one @computer list, which is almost like a big next actions list.
To make it more user friendly, I then decided to sort through by time and energy, such as @half hour projects or more, @higher focus projects, etc.
The issues there is that I’m still going through each list daily to figure out what is most important and not sure if that’s the right way to do this?
Also read some folks mentioning time blocks? Would that be best?
If anyone has any suggestions, that would be great!
I’m new to the GTD approach and trying to figure out how best to sort through the next actions by context, time or priority.
Given that the majority of my work takes place on my computer, in my office and at home, most of the next actions get stuck on one @computer list, which is almost like a big next actions list.
To make it more user friendly, I then decided to sort through by time and energy, such as @half hour projects or more, @higher focus projects, etc.
The issues there is that I’m still going through each list daily to figure out what is most important and not sure if that’s the right way to do this?
Also read some folks mentioning time blocks? Would that be best?
If anyone has any suggestions, that would be great!