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There is an easy way to choose. Use the Random Number Generator. It works so long as you have some way of numbering your next action list. -
Cpu_Modern replied to the thread "Blind" Index Cards to alleviate procrastination.I remember that too. Call me a nerd if you wish, but here's the link...
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What comes to my mind is to give time for the process of the 5 stages of gtd to work: Capture, clarify, organize, review & do. Review is... -
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What comes to my mind is to give time for the process of the 5 stages of gtd to work: Capture, clarify, organize, review & do. Review is... -
SSarahsuccess replied to the thread "Blind" Index Cards to alleviate procrastination.What comes to my mind is to give time for the process of the 5 stages of gtd to work: Capture, clarify, organize, review & do. Review is...
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MMike Simms replied to the thread My Eight Year old's natural need to organize.I love it! Easy, normal, hard would make really good 'contexts' for my own professional work! I note that 'Master Stop-motion' moved...
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RS356 reacted to rodxmas's post in the thread I keep switching apps (I think I have a real problem and I might seek professional help) with Like.
I agree with PeterW. I have been practicing GTD for almost 20 years and was a chronic app switcher. I got coaching GTD coaching which... -
René Lie reacted to FocusGuy's post in the thread About core project and tasks planning for the the upcoming week or later... with Like.
So you keep actionable items to do within the month and so what is over goes into the someday may list Folder or/and task. I guess you... -
mcogilvie replied to the thread "Blind" Index Cards to alleviate procrastination.I have heard of.methods where people use a random number generator to pick. -
GGardener replied to the thread "Blind" Index Cards to alleviate procrastination.I think the book "Eat That Frog" is pretty much about this topic. I haven't read it, but someone whose opinion I pretty much respect...
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Murray reacted to mcogilvie's post in the thread About core project and tasks planning for the the upcoming week or later... with Like.
Sure, but we all know you are experienced and thoughtful. I think David Allen had the example of someone who could not file things... -
Murray reacted to Longstreet's post in the thread About core project and tasks planning for the the upcoming week or later... with Like.
I disagree that adding “extra” practices is unsustainable. I have not found that in my case at all.
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Murray reacted to Tom_Hagen's post in the thread About core project and tasks planning for the the upcoming week or later... with Like.
In my opinion, planning makes sense if a given project has a specific completion date. In this case, you can try to estimate / divide it...
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Murray reacted to mcogilvie's post in the thread About core project and tasks planning for the the upcoming week or later... with Like.
We are all different, we do different things, and we use different tools to do them. There are at least two potential problems with...
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Murray reacted to René Lie's post in the thread About core project and tasks planning for the the upcoming week or later... with Like.
Hi! I don't know how "best practice" this is, but I have a few things that I want/need to do every day and every week, and in my list...