jirinovotny

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Achieving Goals Like a Mad Klingon(dextronet.com)
51 points by jirinovotny 15y ago|28 comments
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by jirinovotny 16y ago
Awesome! Thanks for the "kick in the face" :) Fixed as suggested.
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by jirinovotny 16y ago
The brain is working anyway, when you sleep. This just directs it a bit. When you whip a horse, it runs faster too. Caffeine is like whipping your heart. IMHO the long-term consequences of caffeine consumption do not outweigh the short-term
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by jirinovotny 16y ago
I think it just can't. There is nothing like coming to your desk, and seeing the paper before turning your computer on. But Swift To-Do List can help you focus, sure. For example, it has inbuilt time-tracker: You can start time tracking f
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by jirinovotny 16y ago
That makes perfect sense. Thank you for the detailed explanation, I see the issue now clearly. I've learned something.
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by jirinovotny 16y ago
Yes, you are right. These tips are mainly for short-term productivity. I've also summarized "The Now Habit", which is probably the best book on procrastination that I'm aware of: http://www.dextronet.com/blog/2011/03/the-now-habit-summary
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by jirinovotny 16y ago
or rather stop pretending you are not (:
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by jirinovotny 16y ago
Thanks. If I didn't use it, I wouldn't mention it. Well, Windows land is our niche. Once we get the online synchronization and a companion web-app (with support for mobile devices) going, we will have kinda unique product combo.
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by jirinovotny 16y ago
Thanks for the advice! I've removed the extra links. For some reason, it has never occurred to me.
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Fooling myself to work(dextronet.com)
356 points by jirinovotny 16y ago|78 comments