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How do you create a time management plan?
May 25, 2021 at 4:50 |
Stephanie Sy
Stephanie Sy
To me, any of Mark's systems or other low level time management systems are essentially time management plans. :-)
May 25, 2021 at 21:06 |
Aaron Hsu
Aaron Hsu
I disagree with the use of "plan" here. A plan defines what *will* be accomplished and *when*. Mark's systems lay out a collection of things that *may* be accomplished at *some* indeterminate time. Very different.
May 26, 2021 at 15:39 |
Alan Baljeu
Alan Baljeu
Alan:
Sorry, i guess what I was getting at wasn't clear. There's what is in a MF system, and what that MF system represents. A MF system is an algorithmic plan of how you will solve the question of what to do at any point during discretionary time. The system is the plan that will be executed, the "when" is during discretionary time. The stuff inside the system, I agree, constitutes not a plan, but the possibilities or fuel for the system to execute, and what comes out of that is not always obvious or predictable from the outset, but the plan of execution to resolve that nebulous possibility into action is clear enough beforehand, I think.
Indeed, having that plan of execution and having confidence is pretty important, because otherwise we will lose trust in the list and increase our anxiousness/fear, thus becoming ineffective. (C.F., GTD, BuJo, and Psychological research on the effects of planning on axiety wrt to future tasks)
Sorry, i guess what I was getting at wasn't clear. There's what is in a MF system, and what that MF system represents. A MF system is an algorithmic plan of how you will solve the question of what to do at any point during discretionary time. The system is the plan that will be executed, the "when" is during discretionary time. The stuff inside the system, I agree, constitutes not a plan, but the possibilities or fuel for the system to execute, and what comes out of that is not always obvious or predictable from the outset, but the plan of execution to resolve that nebulous possibility into action is clear enough beforehand, I think.
Indeed, having that plan of execution and having confidence is pretty important, because otherwise we will lose trust in the list and increase our anxiousness/fear, thus becoming ineffective. (C.F., GTD, BuJo, and Psychological research on the effects of planning on axiety wrt to future tasks)
May 26, 2021 at 21:21 |
Aaron Hsu
Aaron Hsu
Read on to learn what they are https://blog.tmetric.com/7-crucial-tactics-for-time-tracking/