Update 2019-07-02
My TaskWarrior system has succumbed to the same fate as previous todo systems—irrelevancy. @martyh mentioned AutoFocus recently, and I’ve decided to give it a shot and see if it works for me. I have a notebook and I’ve already started using the system. Wondering if anyone here who uses it also beeminds it? If so, how?
Summary
| Key | Value |
|---|---|
| Number of goals | 41 |
| New goals this week | 1 |
| Goals scheduled for archive | 2 |
| Newest goal | msda-time (2019-06-30) |
| Oldest goal | worktime (2018-06-05) |
| Highest pledge | retainer ($30.0) |
| Total pledges | $270.0 |
| Derails this week | 0 |
| Systems upgrades this week | 2 |
New Goals
- msda-time: Created 2019-06-30. I’ve volunteered to manage the website for the church I attend. This goal will make sure I actually follow through and consistently put in the time.
Scheduled for Archive
- frogs: This goal has gotten more annoying than it’s worth. I may use a goal like this again in the future, but it’ll need some re-thinking.
- tw-changes: I’ve scheduled this one for archive in anticipation of AutoFocus replacing my current TaskWarrior setup.
Overkill Top 5
Overkills occur when I do more (or less in the case of a do-less goal) than needed to keep up with a goal. A high number of overkills indicates that I’m building up buffer very quickly, and may indicate that a goal is too easy.
- walk: 12
- dirty-plates: 8
- mobile-youtube: 6
- pills: 4
- ynab: 2
A skeleton of this summary was generated using a Python script and then carefully filled in by hand.