tinatopak

prepared chicken sandwich last night. impromptu thing that i did. just passed by cold storage, grabbed some groceries… fruits and veggies… then started thinking about chicken sandwich…

one and a half-hour before midnight (i got home late), was done with the cooking and preparation. was quite fun and easy to do. it was yummy if only something was missing (must have used

well… you can call me a kid from the hills but i just experienced playing guitar hero this month. my friends have instruments at their home and we tried them out one late night (or very early morning).

had much fun and we bough our own set at home. relaxing thing to do after a hectic day at work.

gh5, sex on fire… yay.

Doing a combo of GTD (David Allen) and Eat That Frog (Brian Tracy). I cannot seem to just use GTD. It gets time consuming sometimes for me.

I’ve used this method for almost 2 months now. So far so good. Helps me to return my focus on what is important.

Big Rocks (Project or Next Actions)
- major deliverables for the week, no more than 5 items
- updated weekly
- listed in an index card, size (2×3.5)
- posted in the left wall of my desk

Small Rocks
- deliverables for the day, no more than 8 items
- some are next action to my big rocks
- others are just tasks due for the day
- updated daily
- listed in an index card, size (2×3.5)
- sits on my desk

Pebbles
- unscheduled things that crop up during the day
- may need to be done within day, or
- may need to be logged as Small Rock for another day
- listed in a notepad as todo item