Oh, that's no fun. The 4-bullet to-do list above shows an actual understanding of to-do list methodologies. #4 is even listed with a status marker, and the list uses self-motivation and reward...
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Oh, that's no fun. The 4-bullet to-do list above...
Oh, that's no fun. The 4-bullet to-do list above shows an actual understanding of to-do list methodologies. #4 is even listed with a status marker, and the list uses self-motivation and reward...
Humor - Short, universal to do list
Check it out here:
My system before GTD:
Epic Win Photos - Simplified To Do List
There's a lesson in here if you want to root around for it (several, actually) but I mostly think it's funny....
Don't be a slave to your system.
If by "Most important thing I have to do right now" you mean that it is too important to wait, then you renegotiate. To heck with where you put the next action on your list a week ago. Change it.
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Whoops, Clarifying
Thank you. I was referring to using folders for list management. David Allen wrote in the Productive Living newsletter that:
"My educated guess is that, for senior professionals, about ten...
Best Practices Guide for the Folder System? (No, seriously.)
Greetings GTD readers and staff!
This is my first post on this site. I have read the three books and am working with the (excellent) implementation guide. However I am having trouble getting set...