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every day is a new day

if it doesn't make the cut, leave it in the past

I like the idea of checking/reviewing the end of the day + early morning. The restart.

My problem with lists is that I start to get stressed as the list grows- felt like I always had something to do and didn’t appreciate progress

Photographer of magical places and collector of experiences. /enchanted-forest 
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OMG, I need to do this so bad. I make a list in my head, but that just doesn't work anymore. I need something to tell me to stop being on FC so much too.

is your site built from obsidian or separate?

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Web 3 girl | her

I go for a walk, and then do the next thing on the list

But what do you do when you feel overwhelmed?

This would definitely be of help to a procrastinator like me

I have a similar process but I hand write it (on a Kindle Scribe) and then organize it with the lasso tool by category; usually Scout Game, CharmVerse, onchain and personal.

The Success Syndicate

even for those of us who don't set the priorities in our day jobs, making lists and checking items off them is a great way to help prepare ourselves for success by not dropping the balls we can't afford to let hit the ground

phil's approach seems like a good structure for making sure that we don't lose track of things we're juggling in both our personal and professional lives, as well as having a ready list of low-hanging fruit for when we find ourselves ahead of the curve

great approach 👀 

https://warpcast.com/eirrann.eth/0xde8d9a0e

+1 - this is basically the only "productivity system" that has worked for me

best part is the "fluff" ends up falling away on its own

it effectively forces prioritization

I needed to read this just now thanks 🙏

Devotional polytheist living a monastic lifestyle centered on curiosity, simplicity, and joy.  Exploring the intersection of technology and spirituality.

Heard a lot of good things about Obsidian, especially from @thecurioushermit. How does it compare to Notion? Or is it apples to oranges?

What’s a constant that stays in your list?

I’m guessing gym?

This explains efficiency.

One thing I love doing is daily scheduling of my activities. I use the note app in my own case