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the solution might be checklisting in lieu of time tracking - rather than note what you spend each moment on, define tasks and subtasks, and work on one set of
by zem 4mo ago
the solution might be checklisting in lieu of time tracking - rather than note what you spend each moment on, define tasks and subtasks, and work on one set of subtasks at a time. the checklist helps maintain focus because if you think of something random you can note it down for later rather than jump straight into it.
- sublinear 4mo agoThis is very similar to a GTD inbox and I agree. There needs to be time set aside later for sorting through the inbox, but that's still better than constantly being distracted throughout the day.
- banderson623 4mo agoI live by checklists and timers since i am so easily distracted. I set up a ton of small items to-do and the use a timer to stay on track. I did this enough that I eventually made a tiny Mac OS desktop app to help me. It’s so basic, but my productivity is meaningfully higher. I hate promoting my stuff, but this might be helpful for others too: https://pomododo-app.com/ https://pomododo-app.com/
- jimbokun 4mo agoThat’s a great design.