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Frank,
I was very interested in it and started testing right away. I like the immediacy and limited choices (after you've worked the list a bit) and the focus on the beginning of the list (older tasks). I had a hard time making short lists with FV (although I loved the idea in principle); ASEM has struck a chord for me. The bug was that some kinds of tasks, like recurring ones, or things I want to complete, were problematic. So when I read Alan's return to AF4R post (I had also liked AF4R) and Mark's comment re trying AF4R, using ASEM to work each list, I thought it was a great idea. It's early days, but, so far, it feels right for me; it's still simple and addresses recurring and unfinished things.
(Check out the post, http://markforster.squarespace.com/blog/2013/5/20/another-simple-and-effective-method.html, and you'll see that it didn't work for Mark.)
I was very interested in it and started testing right away. I like the immediacy and limited choices (after you've worked the list a bit) and the focus on the beginning of the list (older tasks). I had a hard time making short lists with FV (although I loved the idea in principle); ASEM has struck a chord for me. The bug was that some kinds of tasks, like recurring ones, or things I want to complete, were problematic. So when I read Alan's return to AF4R post (I had also liked AF4R) and Mark's comment re trying AF4R, using ASEM to work each list, I thought it was a great idea. It's early days, but, so far, it feels right for me; it's still simple and addresses recurring and unfinished things.
(Check out the post, http://markforster.squarespace.com/blog/2013/5/20/another-simple-and-effective-method.html, and you'll see that it didn't work for Mark.)
June 7, 2013 at 1:03 |
Maureen
Maureen
Just noticed this new system and am intrigued enough to give it a try.
It's been a couple of weeks since the instructions were posted. I was just wondering if anyone had any comments on how it's working for them?