Discussion Forum > Poll: What are your favorite official No-List systems so far?
And if you can't remember what system the title refers to it's not likely to be one of your favourites!
July 25, 2016 at 13:18 |
Mark Forster
Mark Forster
July 25, 2016 at 13:34 |
Michael B.
Michael B.
1. No List FVP
2. 5T
2. 5T
July 26, 2016 at 0:59 |
Christopher
Christopher
May 9th, Spinning Plates, SMEMA, No List FVP, and the mental no-list system I'm fine-tuning now.
July 26, 2016 at 2:05 |
Austin
Austin
Austin:
I'm with you on May 9th and No-List FVP. Two very nice systems. I think Spinning Plates though is a non No-List system designed mainly for projects. I think Mark mentioned it being related to No-List systems though.
I'm with you on May 9th and No-List FVP. Two very nice systems. I think Spinning Plates though is a non No-List system designed mainly for projects. I think Mark mentioned it being related to No-List systems though.
July 26, 2016 at 17:03 |
Michael B.
Michael B.
Austin:
I found Mark's comment about Spinning Plates being very closely related to, but not an example of a No-List system:
Austin said:
"I haven't seen it acknowledged before, but Spinning Plates is a no-list system."
Mark replied:
"Spinning Plates is based on the Rotating System, on which I designed about four different no-list systems. So it's very closely related to them."
I found Mark's comment about Spinning Plates being very closely related to, but not an example of a No-List system:
Austin said:
"I haven't seen it acknowledged before, but Spinning Plates is a no-list system."
Mark replied:
"Spinning Plates is based on the Rotating System, on which I designed about four different no-list systems. So it's very closely related to them."
July 26, 2016 at 17:07 |
Michael B.
Michael B.
Michael,
I do not think Mark said definitively whether Spinning Plates is itself a no-list system in his conception. Although it predates his coining the term and concept, it nevertheless bears all the characteristics of a no-list system. It is a short list that automatically restricts itself from growing by limiting itself to things you are actively working on within a short space of time.
I do not think Mark said definitively whether Spinning Plates is itself a no-list system in his conception. Although it predates his coining the term and concept, it nevertheless bears all the characteristics of a no-list system. It is a short list that automatically restricts itself from growing by limiting itself to things you are actively working on within a short space of time.
July 27, 2016 at 2:54 |
Austin
Austin
I think what stops it being a proper no-list system in my conception is that a no-list system is essentially short in length and short-lived. Spinning Plates on the other hand is basically a permanent list once you've set it up and it can be quite long.
The other thing it is not is a catch-all system.
The other thing it is not is a catch-all system.
July 27, 2016 at 11:07 |
Mark Forster
Mark Forster
Mark,
Good point, but you shared several versions of Spinning Plates, and while one of them did carry over days, the one I used was started fresh each day. As for the list growing long, it can only grow as long as you can consistently be up to date on all the tasks, which is the same for May 9. But I suppose it doesn't matter what we call it but whether it works.
Good point, but you shared several versions of Spinning Plates, and while one of them did carry over days, the one I used was started fresh each day. As for the list growing long, it can only grow as long as you can consistently be up to date on all the tasks, which is the same for May 9. But I suppose it doesn't matter what we call it but whether it works.
July 27, 2016 at 12:28 |
Austin
Austin
Austin:
<< But I suppose it doesn't matter what we call it but whether it works.>>
Quite!
<< But I suppose it doesn't matter what we call it but whether it works.>>
Quite!
July 27, 2016 at 15:41 |
Mark Forster
Mark Forster
3T
SMEMA
No List FVP
One Day FVP
5T
5T Variation 1
Another Little Method
Another Little Method Variation 1
The Simplest Form of No-List
Activefocus (No-List Autofocus)
The May 9 System
The May 10 System
The May 15 System
The June 1 System
The Next Hour of Your Life