![]() It’s a lot right? It can feel very overwhelming! Righto! Here’s the references I’ll be working off:įollowing checklist from the Getting Things Done website: And that a shitty first draft is exactly the thing to aim for. ![]() That the only way I can learn what works for me is by actually DOING the fucking thing. I need to remind myself that I don’t need to do it “perfectly” the first time. Or it might just be a once-off public share just to get me started and feel slightly less wobbly. And If it’s useful, I might end up always blogging my weekly review. That way I’ll feel less alone and less freaked out by trying something new. Trying out a new productivity system? Adapting to new habits? It’s exciting and anxiety-inducing all at once.Īnyways, I thought the only way I can get past this beginner anxiety is to share it publicly. I feel like a foal wobbling about on new legs. Which is great that it’s so customisable… but as a brand new beginner starting out, I’m fretting about how to do it right, and what I should be including. Everyone modifies it to suit their own workflow and priorities. I think the tricky part about these weekly reviews is that there is no one set way to do it. Next up: I need to undertake my “Weekly Review”. I shared my illustrated notes about it here, my new inbox system here and my first attempt at processing my new physical inbox here. ![]() As you good humans know, I’ve been trying out a new (to me) productivity system – David Allen’s Getting Things Done system.
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