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by crankin 4y ago
You won't find it on Google. It's a technique from a book for executives from the early 80's. The last chapter is on how to use a personal computer to manage your files instead of a file cabinet! No internet. T.R.A.F stands f
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by crankin 4y ago
These terms are relative. Low priority doesn't mean not important or even not difficult. As an executive I delegate parts of the scientific method to my team when analyzing Type 1 decisions however the final go/no-go decision is s
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by crankin 4y ago
@layer8 one thing to keep in mind is your future and past self are people you can delegate to. If today I prepare a tuna sandwich in a brown paper sac for tomorrow's lunch. Then I have delegated that decision to "someone else&quot
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by crankin 4y ago
A Type 1 decision is a decision with high consequences if you get it wrong the results could be catastrophic. Alternatively a Type 2 decision has low consequences, if you get it wrong you can undo what you did and try again. Let's say
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by crankin 4y ago
I have found that all the best advice I've received centers on how to focus your attention. As humans when we can give something our full attention it's almost impossible that what we are doing won't bear fruit. Here are some
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by crankin 4y ago
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by crankin 11y ago
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by crankin 11y ago
The HN iOS app actually displays an input field for a brief second in the title of this article. Anyone else notice that?
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by crankin 11y ago
Opening the HN app on iOS actually loads an input field in the title of this article for a split second. Anyone else notice that?