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I’ve ditched traditional productivity tools in favor of visual tools like Bleep (https://bleep.is https://bleep.is) or Kinopio (https://kinopio.club https://kin
by rnmp 4y ago
I’ve ditched traditional productivity tools in favor of visual tools like Bleep (https://bleep.is https://bleep.is) or Kinopio (https://kinopio.club https://kinopio.club). Haven’t looked since.
It’s so liberating not to have a mountain of tasks that I’ll never get to and instead enjoy time creating a visual space for things I care about.
- eterps 4y agoCan you give an idea on how it positively impacts productivity? It hardly seems reminiscent of something that tracks work/tasks.
- rnmp 4y agoSorry it took me a while to respond. I will try not to get too philosophical by first getting “work productivity” out of the equation. You must have tools for work productivity and maybe that’s the focus of OP. There is the concept of “life productivity” which involves your personal projects, hobbies, your life plans, family, etc. These are goals and aspirations which are deeply connected to your fulfillment. You can’t really put these in buckets of tasks. In fact, the mere notion of doing so sets you up for failure in many cases. Imagine getting out of work where you look at a wall of todos to complete just to look at another. It’s exhausting and uninspiring. By rejecting that concept and instead focusing on inspiration, curation with some level of organization and mapping you are building something something that more closely resembles your priorities and that continues to make you feel proud and happy about your past, present, and future accomplishments. Happy to chat more about this if you’d like.