General
- I managed to accidentally spill a WHOLE glass of water on my Macbook last week and I’m amazed that I can still type out this post on the same machine - I entered some emergency fake data so as to not derail because those were circumstances that I could not anticipate…
- I consolidated my commitments and my monthly attention budget spreadsheets into one, which will help me to keep them synced. Single source of truth, etc.
- A, to me, fascinating viewpoint that @zedmango expresses in two recent threads (number 1, number 2): A kind of “context aware beeminding”. That is, they would like to commit to things in such a way that they have eep! days when they wish (e. g.: every day), but they want to actually commit to doing the thing, when in the appropriate context nothing more important or urgent comes up. So it’s a little like a second order commitment: the commitment they want to “track” is a commitment of commitments that dynamically, depending on the context, changes what it actually is they want to commit to - but they do want to commit to this dynamic commitment no matter what.
- I feel VERY good about my current high level productivity situation. Everything is reviewed, thought about and put into a working system. Still miss Omnifocus, but Todoist works. The next challenge for me is to spend my two work cycle sessions on the weekend not only on meta work…
Learning
Current goals:
blogcode derailed, because I didn’t plan ahead far enough and ran out of time.
Keep a Daily Rhythm
Current goals:
No changes.
Stay in Contact With Family
Current goals:
No changes.
Reading, Writing, Consuming Media
Current goals:
blogdraft is my catchall goal to make me write. I have had no real need for the blogtopic, since I don’t publish posts on a regular schedule right now.
General Productivity
Current goals:
No changes.
Sports, Weight Related
Current goals:
No changes.