[ SECRET POST #4422 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4422 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Jimmy Carr]


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[Gerard Butler and Craig Ferguson]


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[Harry Potter]


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[Doctor Who]


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[Stargate Atlantis]


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[Harry Potter]


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[Image Source]











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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

it's not radically different from previous note-taking methods, but it combines some nice innovations like categorizing content with different bullets and indexes. some other systems depend on buying or purchasing calendar pages. and it's less cult-like or invasive than GTD. i was so sick of GTD by the time that fad faded.

[(Anonymous)]

GTD? Grand Theft... Daughter?

[(Anonymous)]

David Allen's Getting Things Done, which was (is) a big cult among productivity/lifehack circles.

[(Anonymous)]

... how is that even remotely productive, though? instead of wasting all of that time and effort making cutesy lists, you could just do the stuff that needs to get done.

[(Anonymous)]

because i walk out of a typical meeting with a dozen different things to do. out of that dozen, three items can be done right away, six need to be done by the end of the week, and three are scheduled for six months in the future. "done right away" usually means "after i do whatever other urgent and immediate things someone needs." so yes, i have a journal of "cutesy" lists (scrawled in pencil) to track all of the things i need to do. (i also document what i did, because journaling helps with retention, and going to the manual every time gets old.)