workflow
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May 6th, 2021
- first: what do I really feel like doing? do that
- if nothing in particular, consider some big picture thing I care about, then see if anything arises that I want to do
- if still nothing in particular, consider if there's anything that benefit strongly from being done sooner, such as booking appointments or applying for something that will take awhile to process
- if nothing time-sensitive, take care of some business that I'll need to take care of eventually, like filing my taxes or throwing out some moldy food
March 5th, 2021
- new workflow
- the daily workflow I want to have is something like
- contemplate a single goal (as eg listed in Complice) then do whatever I feel like
- which is different than following externally generated urges of like, reading an article because I had the tab open or because Google News thought I should
- and different than flinching away from what I'm doing to check twitter
- without like, acknowledging that I'm kinda shifting gears
January 26th, 2021
I'm doing a single-tasking experiment today as part of #T… › @ 11:26 - just finished a shower in which I began reworki…
- and I'm noticing that, as part of the single-tasking workflow, I want to mark complete having done what I did on the song in the shower
- that was its own thing, it's done, fuckyeah
- marking it as complete allows me to feel WAY more present journalling here
- and then I maybe want to add an additional intention immediately that is like "write the lyrics somewhere" or "record a demo"
- (oh, realizing I hadn't actually added "8,3) take notes on single-tasking workflow", ie what I'm doing now, to my intentions. okay, done)
- there's an interesting Intend design question here actually, which is about a way to have like, progress marks/stamps on intentions, that are like, in some sense complete but you could still do more of them
- because it's not like I now want to mark this intention as complete, since I still intend to do more, but I want
- the satisfaction of logging a thing
- that intention to be complete when I get to my outcomes
- for now I think I'll use sandpiles for this, although it doesn't get that intention to be complete when I get to my outcomes
- I guess I could experimentally actually mark it complete then uncomplete it to set it as next action
- (whoa, how would it feel if "next action" were instead called "current action" or "on deck" or "right now" or something? 😮)
- might encourage people to use it in a more single-tasking way
- and there's ofc a question of like, am I gonna put "make lunch", "eat lunch" on there? I probably will today, but that would feel like noise most days - there needs to be a placeholder intention or even a placeholder mode or something
- anyway, I'm going to try this completion thing!