so,so, so, so hard…
Get back into the habit of doing 43t, and take it to the next level as a self-managment tool (read all 3 entries…)
If there is a way to use 43things for my GTD project.
I’ve moved my lists to EXEL – with each list on a different Tab.
This allows for multiple lists managed in parallel, with easy access.
Haven’t figured out how to manage the progects efficiently. Point that still needs concentrated work.
Also, need to find better balance between fiddling with the lists and actually doing whats on them.
We still don’t go out much but we do have breakfast once a week just the 2 of us after sending the kids out.
create a strategic plan for my life and translate it in to goals that lead to its implementation (read all 6 entries…)
Thoughts of ‘what next’. Scary – but can’t stay forever and better before the stuck feeling sets in.
I set up a parking system that (mostly) works. Set of trays for different types of to do (inbox, write, review, meeting material). Keeps the desk pretty clear and the stuff pretty much on hand.
Moved to an xl based list system. The main feature I like is having several lists in one place and with tabs to jump between lists.
I use a color code for the most urgent. Against the rules – I know – but I am making food progress.
Still feel a need for some outside help to move up. Maybe go for gtd distance coaching? But it’s rather pricey…
Get back into the habit of doing 43t, and take it to the next level as a self-managment tool (read all 3 entries…)
Not really happening.
Should …
Get back into the habit of doing 43t, and take it to the next level as a self-managment tool (read all 3 entries…)
reorganized my goals by some form of categories.
now I can at least review what I’ve got.
I signed up for a jeep “flood-hunt” this weekend!!
If the wheather is right and the hunt goes well – I may acomplish a longtime dream!!
... will update!
Two and a half years after I became a weekday vegan and cut the junk (no soft drinks of any kind, no coffee, only herbal tea, no chocolate);
Two years after I cut way back on vegtable oil and any other saturated fat;
Four months after I eliminated weekday gluten – and setlle for 4 slices of whole-wheat bread each weekend;
- I’m still far from my ideal weight;
- My cholesterol is very low – but my cardiologist says not enough to take me off my lipitor;
- My migraines are not much better, and latley I’ve had a spiral of bad atacks (partly, it would seem, due to immense work pressure and crazy hours);
- BUT I do feel much better about myself overall.
