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+1 for Burkerman. The first thing I read from him was "it's worse than you think" [1] I was trying to finish my to-do lists to rest when he pointed out... I'll
by voiper1 2y ago
+1 for Burkerman. The first thing I read from him was "it's worse than you think" [1]
I was trying to finish my to-do lists to rest when he pointed out... I'll never finish. I'll always put new things on my to-do list. Once you dig down, you realize the issue is even worse and that gives the opportunity for a paradigm shift.
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- ziggyzecat 2y agohere's how i shifted that paradigm: have 1 item per list and no more, with only 3 priority levels: on deadline, life, wonderland. make sure to stack whats finished. 'reorganize' lists you didn't get around to yet, regularly; just to know what's on them in case you ever stumble upon something that might extend one of the puzzles around those wondrous subject and objects on your many lists.