Lenten Challenge Entries

Here are the entrants so far for the Lenten Challenge which starts on Wednesday:

Myself - Get It Right Keep It Right

Skeg - 5T/Get Everything Done

Seraphim - Serial No List

TopherJake - Do It Tomorrow

vegheadjones - 5T with time bursts

Diana - FVP

Athiban - FVP

Laby - Get It Right Keep It Right

Nia - ASEM

Neil - AF2 (New/Old Lists)

Christopher E - AF2 (New/Old Lists)

Brenda - Do It Tomorrow

Aaron Hsu - Get It Right Keep It Right

Grace - How to Make Your Dreams Come True

Alan Baljeu - Serial 2 List (own system)

Caibre - A Simple New System (own version)

MrDone - Get It Right Keep It Right

Paul McNeil - AF1

Christian G. - Get It Right Keep It Right

Jason Dixon - New Question

Ryan Freckleton - Simple Scanning with entry-by-doing and the new question (what am I most resisting not doing?)

Shamil - No List (1/0)

Brandon - Dreams

Andreas Maurer - Get It Right Keep It Right

Natalya - Get It Right Keep It Right

Cricket - own system

Margaret 1 - Get It Right Keep It Right

Cameron - No Youtube

Fintan - DIT

Eugenia - Get It Right Keep It Right

Mike Brown - Get It Right Keep It Right plus New Question

Jens - Get It Right Keep It Right

Tobba - Get It Right Keep It Right (late entry by one day)

 If I’ve missed anyone please let me know.

Further entries in the Comments on this post. You have until midnight your local time on Tuesday/Wednesday (Feb 16/17) to enter.

Comments

[Caibre65]

Please add me to the list. I'll be using my own mutation of Austin's " A Simple New System" from 7 years ago.

[MrDone]

Get it right keep it right

[Paul MacNeil]

Going back to AF1

[Christian G.]

Get it right keep it right

[Ryan Freckleton]

Simple Scanning with entry-by-doing and the new question (what am I most resisting not doing?).

[Aaron Hsu]

I'm going to be giving Get It Right Keep It Right a long term trial.

[Shamil]

The Simplest Form of No-List.
Write down the next thing you are going to do before you do it.

[Brandon]

I shall be using "Dreams" with a Self-coaching dialogue every day.

[Nia]

Please change mine to ASEM. I've been doing it for a week and enjoy it.

[Andreas Maurer]

I'll give Get It Right Keep It Right a spin.

[Natalia]

I will also try Get It Right Keep It Right.

[Margaret1]

Get it right, keep it right.

[Cameron]

No YouTube
(Unless it is the ONLY option after exhausting all other resources during research)

[Fintan]

DIT

[Eugenia]

Hi Mark,

Please add me to the list. I´m going to try

Get it right keep it right

Best,

[Mike Brown]

I thought I'd posted this on Tuesday afternoon but the browser must have eaten it.

Anyway, for history's sake: I'll be using Get it Right, with tasks prompted by the New Question.

[Jens]

I'll give Get it right, keep it right a go!

[Tobba]

Can I join?? I want to test Get it right keep it right

[Brandon]

I have been revisiting past techniques that I used to use before I got into a lockdown rut. So I’m using Dreams. I have a Future vision and am self-coaching daily, (my future self is so insightful). I am also using a “Mind Dump,” usually in the morning, where I just write down whatever comes to mind. I have also lost 13.5 pounds in 20 days and this is integrated into my vision. So “all the good things since” I started this approach:
Songs writing from nowhere 15 songs
Unconscious retrieval – is amazing what my future self comes up with
Dreams itself have started rereading the book
Ketogenic Diet Weight Loss
Alcohol break I’ve continued on the wagon
Bed early
I have cleaned the bathroom, the stairs twice the kitchen once and am chipping away at my office
Writing - using halving and Grammarly
Signed up for Mark Forster’s Lenten challenge.

I've agreed to do something Dream-based every day. What areas are a struggle?
Sometimes there is some resistance to self-coaching - which my future self-points out.
I have noticed I've become more assertive at work.
Not reading as much as I would like.
Need to work more on the objectives and make the vision more attractive.
I need to walk each day.
The positive change is in all different areas which feels random rather than in any specific area.

[Mark Forster]

Brandon:

Brilliant - well done!

[TopherJake]

I blew it and stopped using DIT a couple weeks ago. I got very busy at work and had some personal issues going on and I just stopped maintaining it. I actually stopped using any system and now I am trying to get caught up and get organized again. I'm trying a homebrew system using some principles from this site.

This isn't an indictment of the system but more an issue of where I was at the time. DIT does take a fair amount of effort to maintain though.

[Andreas Maurer]

Just for the record, I already failed the challenge earlier so badly I didn't manage to post an update until now.

[Margaret1]

How's everyone doing with their Lenten Challenge? There's been a fair bit posted on GIRKIR, but it would be interesting to hear how all the other systems are holding up, now that we're past half-way.

[vegheadjones]

I failed, close to the beginning, but I learned much from my failure that will contribute to a better system moving forward.

[MrDone]

Yes going very well and still using GURKIR. It is a short list now and I use it with a calendar to schedule in things at certain times of the month. Everything is structured doing the tasks in blocks at the same times each day which works.
Procrastination has disappeared. In the past I was always thinking about some other urgent task that needed to be done so I was not concentrating on/rushing the task in hand. However, this GURKIR seems to help me concentrate on one thing at a time knowing all the other tasks will have their turn. A blinkered approach works well for me. I'm also not reacting so much to new tasks coming in thinking they need some urgent response when hardly any do. They can wait their turn and only pull out the really really urgents.

[Mike Brown]

I faltered and have gone back to the long list. Writing the New Question at the top of the list is a great exercise and kept revealing stuff I had forgotten I needed to do. But I never fell into a good relationship with GIRKIR. Don't know why.

[skeg]

Failed early in challenge. No excuses!

[Brenda]

I failed right in the beginning on my attempt at DIT.