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== References == |
== References == |
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* [http://lifehacker.com/270404/how-to-make-your-to+do-list-doable Lifehacker — Gina Trapani, How to make your to do list doable] |
* [http://lifehacker.com/270404/how-to-make-your-to+do-list-doable Lifehacker — Gina Trapani, How to make your to do list doable] |
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:Two personalities (ie. two selfs): Boss self, Personal assistant self. |
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:Separate to do items, project items, someday / maybe items. |
:Separate to do items, project items, someday / maybe items. |
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:Be specific, gives as much details as necessary, use action verbs |
:Be specific, gives as much details as necessary, use action verbs |
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:To do items must be actions you committed yourself to do in short term (like 2 weeks) |
:To do items must be actions you committed yourself to do in short term (like 2 weeks) |
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:Tick, delete items every day, clean / rework the list every week |
:Tick, delete items every day, clean / rework the list every week |
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* [http://lifehacker.com/335269/practicing-simplified-gtd Lifehacker — Gina Trapani, Practicing simplified GTD] |
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:3 lists: To-do list, project list, someday/maybe list. |
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* [http://lifehacker.com/182318/empty-your-inbox-with-the-trusted-trio Lifehacker — Gina Trapani, Empty your inbox with the trusted trio] |
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* [http://lifehacker.com/272590/separate-your-email-from-your-to+dos Lifehacker — Gina Trapani, Separate email from your to-dos] |
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:Use folder ''followup'' for email that requires action on your side. Adding email to this folder means creating a corresponding to-do item in your to-do list (add '(followup)' to recall that mail need to be cleared/replied to afterwards) |
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:Use folder ''archive'' for email that have been replied to or email containing information we may want to refer to in the distant future. |
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:Use folder ''hold'' for email that contain important information we need to access in the near future, or if you are waiting for someone to come back to you. This |
Latest revision as of 11:11, 9 January 2014
References
- Two personalities (ie. two selfs): Boss self, Personal assistant self.
- Separate to do items, project items, someday / maybe items.
- Be specific, gives as much details as necessary, use action verbs
- To do items must be actions you committed yourself to do in short term (like 2 weeks)
- Tick, delete items every day, clean / rework the list every week
- 3 lists: To-do list, project list, someday/maybe list.
- Lifehacker — Gina Trapani, Empty your inbox with the trusted trio
- Lifehacker — Gina Trapani, Separate email from your to-dos
- Use folder followup for email that requires action on your side. Adding email to this folder means creating a corresponding to-do item in your to-do list (add '(followup)' to recall that mail need to be cleared/replied to afterwards)
- Use folder archive for email that have been replied to or email containing information we may want to refer to in the distant future.
- Use folder hold for email that contain important information we need to access in the near future, or if you are waiting for someone to come back to you. This