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Every couple of months I open a text file, insert headers denoting the coming months, and write down things I have to accomplish under those headers. Whenever I
by Memosyne 8y ago
Every couple of months I open a text file, insert headers denoting the coming months, and write down things I have to accomplish under those headers. Whenever I progress an objective, I jot down the task that helped me progress in the past tense. For instance, under January I could add "Spend time with family" and under that I would include "Went snow boarding with siblings".
I do this because I'm not prescient; I don't know how unforeseen circumstances might affect my ability to complete my objectives. By only writing down things that I have completed, I'm not discouraging myself if/when I can't finish something.
Here is an example of what I mean:
# January
# Work on personal projects
# Study Graph Theory
# Algorithms
- Implemented Dijkstra's algorithm
# Books
- Read "Introduction to Graph Theory" by Richard J Trudeau
In short, I just organize my ideas into broad categories and then when I think I've progressed, I further categorize it.
- mezod 8y agoAS a matter of fact, I do something similar. I recommend you try dynalist.io out. Much more powerful than a textfile :P