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If #GTD doesn't work for you, here's why:
š« Organizing lists is not executing tasks š«
GTD relies on achieving a "Mind like water" to bridge from lists into action. Because of that, you add more tasks to your lists than you check off.
Your mind is drowning in that water....
š« Organizing lists is not executing tasks š«
GTD relies on achieving a "Mind like water" to bridge from lists into action. Because of that, you add more tasks to your lists than you check off.
Your mind is drowning in that water....
But there's no need to drown. We can sail those seas instead, with Action-Powered Productivity (APP)!
APP is a set of tools, strategies, and mindsets to help you work effectively and live a fulfilling life.
The three main APP components are:
APP is a set of tools, strategies, and mindsets to help you work effectively and live a fulfilling life.
The three main APP components are:
1. A process for deciding what work to do Right Now and tools for executing that work
So you can handle unexpected distractions or interruptions without permanently derailing your day
And so you don't freeze in the face of too many possibilities
So you can handle unexpected distractions or interruptions without permanently derailing your day
And so you don't freeze in the face of too many possibilities
OUR BRAINS ARE COMPUTERS NOT HARD DRIVES!
They are very good at coming up with ideas and very very super bad at remembering/holding onto ideas.
The only way to AVOID OVERWHELM is something I've struggled a lot with.
Building a digital 2nd BRAIN.
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They are very good at coming up with ideas and very very super bad at remembering/holding onto ideas.
The only way to AVOID OVERWHELM is something I've struggled a lot with.
Building a digital 2nd BRAIN.
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Knowing What to do When will free up so much mental space and stop you(me) from getting overwhelmed.
see "Getting Things Done" by David Allen
Or any videos by Ali Abdaal
see "Getting Things Done" by David Allen
Or any videos by Ali Abdaal
Once you(I) know what to do when you can be fully present in everything you are doing.
You are probably failing to do some of the things you do every day to their full potential because you are focused on everything you have to do all day and for the next week in your mind.
You are probably failing to do some of the things you do every day to their full potential because you are focused on everything you have to do all day and for the next week in your mind.
The topic of Getting Things Done came up this week. I've been a fan for almost twenty years now, and have helped various clients and friends try out the basics.
This evening I mentioned The Secret Weapon, thesecretweapon.org/the-secret-weaā¦, a powerful blending of #GTD with Evernote. š
This evening I mentioned The Secret Weapon, thesecretweapon.org/the-secret-weaā¦, a powerful blending of #GTD with Evernote. š
The methodology is hardware and software agnostic, and I think that basic paper is the simplest way to learn it, but Evernote is a common and powerful, cross-platform tool.
TSW is an elegant implementation of GTD with the Evernote tools, for those who like @Evernote.
TSW is an elegant implementation of GTD with the Evernote tools, for those who like @Evernote.
Evernote "tags" are a key element in TSW, thesecretweapon.org/the-secret-weaā¦, and their choice of tags and labels is very well thought out.
If you use GTD elsewhere, that is still worth looking at.
If you use GTD elsewhere, that is still worth looking at.
We've outgrown #GTD
We'll always appreciate how far it brought us. And parts of it will live on in our processes.
But it's time for a system that is:
ā Simpler, yet more Robust
ā Modern, yet Timeless
ā Customizable, yet Structured
I invite you to AP Productivity...
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We'll always appreciate how far it brought us. And parts of it will live on in our processes.
But it's time for a system that is:
ā Simpler, yet more Robust
ā Modern, yet Timeless
ā Customizable, yet Structured
I invite you to AP Productivity...
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I used GTD in @todoist for 6 years
I was "Enlightened," in Todoist's Karma
But I didn't know TRUE enlightenment until I moved my system into Tools for Thought (TfTs)
(@RoamResearch was my intro, but there are others: @amplenote, @logseq, @obsdmd, and more in development!)
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I was "Enlightened," in Todoist's Karma
But I didn't know TRUE enlightenment until I moved my system into Tools for Thought (TfTs)
(@RoamResearch was my intro, but there are others: @amplenote, @logseq, @obsdmd, and more in development!)
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The freedom of TfTs allowed me to quickly iterate on my productivity
TfTs combine the flexibility of Bullet Journals with digital superpowers
My task lists moved beyond cumbersome "GTD projects"
I could answer "What do I intend to do today?" without "Next Actions"
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TfTs combine the flexibility of Bullet Journals with digital superpowers
My task lists moved beyond cumbersome "GTD projects"
I could answer "What do I intend to do today?" without "Next Actions"
3/
Twice in my life Iāve SUDDENLY started getting more work accomplished:
First was 2014 when I read #GTD and implemented it in @todoist.
Second was 2020 when I moved into my Tool for Thought (TfT) of choice, @RoamResearch.
Hereās why I use a TfT as the spine of my work:
First was 2014 when I read #GTD and implemented it in @todoist.
Second was 2020 when I moved into my Tool for Thought (TfT) of choice, @RoamResearch.
Hereās why I use a TfT as the spine of my work:
1. You have to explore a project before you can list its tasks
āand thatās far easier to do in your TfT than in a dedicated task app.
You have to know the territory before you draw up the map, and you can do BOTH in a TfT.
āand thatās far easier to do in your TfT than in a dedicated task app.
You have to know the territory before you draw up the map, and you can do BOTH in a TfT.
2. Itās easier to timeblock clusters of related tasks
Some task apps allow this. But TfTs give you far more flexibility in how you structure those clusters.
My Agenda is the ālast mileā from HAVING a list to EXECUTING it, and thatās effortless in my TfT.
Some task apps allow this. But TfTs give you far more flexibility in how you structure those clusters.
My Agenda is the ālast mileā from HAVING a list to EXECUTING it, and thatās effortless in my TfT.
Some weeks ago, a client recommended me an app that is just insane.
It helps you to:
"Build a second brain for yourself"
It's called @logseq and today I created this thread to explain how it works.
/thread/
It helps you to:
"Build a second brain for yourself"
It's called @logseq and today I created this thread to explain how it works.
/thread/
@logseq 1. Connect your ideas as you want
You can connect your ideas and thoughts and make your knowledge base grow.
It's similar to Notion,
But in this case, Logseq creates a neural network represented as a graphic (as if it were a š§ )
You can connect your ideas and thoughts and make your knowledge base grow.
It's similar to Notion,
But in this case, Logseq creates a neural network represented as a graphic (as if it were a š§ )
La semana pasada una clienta me recomendĆ³ una aplicaciĆ³n que es una pasada.
Te ayuda a, atento: "Crearte un segundo cerebro".
Se llama Logseq y hoy traigo un hilo para contarte de quƩ va.
Adelante š§µš§µ
Te ayuda a, atento: "Crearte un segundo cerebro".
Se llama Logseq y hoy traigo un hilo para contarte de quƩ va.
Adelante š§µš§µ
1. Conecta tus ideas como quieras
Puedes conectar tus ideas y pensamientos y hacer que tu base de conocimiento crezca.
Esto es muy Notion, pero en el caso de Logseq se va creando una red neuronal que se representa en un grĆ”fico (como si fuera un š§ )
Puedes conectar tus ideas y pensamientos y hacer que tu base de conocimiento crezca.
Esto es muy Notion, pero en el caso de Logseq se va creando una red neuronal que se representa en un grĆ”fico (como si fuera un š§ )
2. TambiƩn sirve para tareas
Aunque yo sigo muy friki de #GTD, he visto que tambiƩn puedes gestionar tus tareas con Logseq.
FĆjate en el gif de abajo, porque puedes adaptarlo muchĆsimo.
Aunque yo sigo muy friki de #GTD, he visto que tambiƩn puedes gestionar tus tareas con Logseq.
FĆjate en el gif de abajo, porque puedes adaptarlo muchĆsimo.
Since I get the question a lot, hereās my current (2022-03-31) #productivity workflow laid out in a thread.
I use @RoamResearch, but Tools for Thought (TfTs) in general are the magic ingredient. If you use @obsdmd, @logseq, @amplenote, etc., the concepts will translate. 1/
I use @RoamResearch, but Tools for Thought (TfTs) in general are the magic ingredient. If you use @obsdmd, @logseq, @amplenote, etc., the concepts will translate. 1/
My system has five components:
Front End:
1. Agenda
2. Log
3. Inbox
Back End (essentially #GTD-driven)
4. Projects
5. Recurring Actions 2/
Front End:
1. Agenda
2. Log
3. Inbox
Back End (essentially #GTD-driven)
4. Projects
5. Recurring Actions 2/
There are four front-end processes:
1. Choose your work (Agenda)
2. Track your work as you do it (Log)
3. Capture your ideas, tasks, projects, etc. (Inbox: Capture)
4. Connect what you capture to your system (Inbox: Processing) 3/
1. Choose your work (Agenda)
2. Track your work as you do it (Log)
3. Capture your ideas, tasks, projects, etc. (Inbox: Capture)
4. Connect what you capture to your system (Inbox: Processing) 3/
If youāve had trouble implementing #GTD in the past, this may be why:
š GTD is the Back End of a system
You put things in, organize them, tag themā¦ but do you DO them?
GTD nudges you to capture & curateāand those are CRITICAL!
But what nudges you to ACT? 1/4
š GTD is the Back End of a system
You put things in, organize them, tag themā¦ but do you DO them?
GTD nudges you to capture & curateāand those are CRITICAL!
But what nudges you to ACT? 1/4
š You need a Front End that nudges you to act
And since it should be tailored to the way YOU work, you should be the one to build it!
Tools for Thought (TfTs) like @RoamResearch, @amplenote, @obsdmd, @logseq, and @craftdocsapp are perfect for your #productivity front end. 2/4
And since it should be tailored to the way YOU work, you should be the one to build it!
Tools for Thought (TfTs) like @RoamResearch, @amplenote, @obsdmd, @logseq, and @craftdocsapp are perfect for your #productivity front end. 2/4
Front end processes:
1ļøā£ Choose your work (from what your Back End surfaces)
2ļøā£ Track your work
3ļøā£ Capture your ideas, tasks, projects, etc.
4ļøā£ Connect what you captured to your Back End
Combined with a Back End of GTD-style projects & recurring actions, this is š„ 3/4
1ļøā£ Choose your work (from what your Back End surfaces)
2ļøā£ Track your work
3ļøā£ Capture your ideas, tasks, projects, etc.
4ļøā£ Connect what you captured to your Back End
Combined with a Back End of GTD-style projects & recurring actions, this is š„ 3/4
Thereās a strong resonance here between @RoamResearch and #GTD.
One of the challenges people report with both is this:
š Itās easy to get stuff IN, but not as easy to get stuff OUT.
The missing piece is a more intentional processāso you know where to look and when.
One of the challenges people report with both is this:
š Itās easy to get stuff IN, but not as easy to get stuff OUT.
The missing piece is a more intentional processāso you know where to look and when.
If you find yourself saying āI donāt seem to review my notes enough,ā thatās a point of friction in your system.
But friction is opportunity!
Explore WHY youāre not reviewing them. Is it the tool? Is it @RoamResearchās fault?
Or do you need a workflow to prompt your reviews?
But friction is opportunity!
Explore WHY youāre not reviewing them. Is it the tool? Is it @RoamResearchās fault?
Or do you need a workflow to prompt your reviews?
It is always possible that your answer is āitās the tool.ā And if thatās the case, definitely change tools.
But thatās not MY experience with @RoamResearch (or #GTD, for that matter).
I built a #Productivity āfront endāāmy Daily Cycleāand it ushers me through my day.
But thatās not MY experience with @RoamResearch (or #GTD, for that matter).
I built a #Productivity āfront endāāmy Daily Cycleāand it ushers me through my day.
Quality workflows transcend the tools you use to create them.
My #Productivity workflow is in @RoamResearch. Prior to that I did it in @todoist.
The PRINCIPLES of my workflow arenāt unique to Roam. Just the implementation.
Hereās what I mean:
My #Productivity workflow is in @RoamResearch. Prior to that I did it in @todoist.
The PRINCIPLES of my workflow arenāt unique to Roam. Just the implementation.
Hereās what I mean:
My system is a #GTD-style āback endā with my Daily Cycle āfront end.ā
The Daily Cycle is this:
1. Choose my work
I select what I want to do on todayās Agenda based on what surfaces from my (GTD) Projects and Recurring Tasks.
Then Iā¦
The Daily Cycle is this:
1. Choose my work
I select what I want to do on todayās Agenda based on what surfaces from my (GTD) Projects and Recurring Tasks.
Then Iā¦
2. Track my work as I do it
By working in a Log, I keep a record of my work and commit to one task at a timeāwhich keeps me focused.
3. Capture my ideas, tasks, projects, etc.
My Daily Cycle has tools to make sure no thoughts slip through the cracks.
By working in a Log, I keep a record of my work and commit to one task at a timeāwhich keeps me focused.
3. Capture my ideas, tasks, projects, etc.
My Daily Cycle has tools to make sure no thoughts slip through the cracks.
Why would anyone spend $500 on a productivity course?
And who has 8 weeks to set aside for a live cohort?
What's so special about AP Productivity that makes it WORTH that?
I mean, I'm obviously biased, but read on for why *I* think it's worth it...
And who has 8 weeks to set aside for a live cohort?
What's so special about AP Productivity that makes it WORTH that?
I mean, I'm obviously biased, but read on for why *I* think it's worth it...
First, the investment.
š· Picture this: It's mid-March. You are working in your smooth productivity workflow. It is tailored to the way you work and think, and specific to your needs.
How much more will you accomplish? $500 worth?
If you're like me, MUCH more than $500 worth!
š· Picture this: It's mid-March. You are working in your smooth productivity workflow. It is tailored to the way you work and think, and specific to your needs.
How much more will you accomplish? $500 worth?
If you're like me, MUCH more than $500 worth!
Next, the time.
Why is this a cohort course rather than a static video course?
ā³ Because iteration takes time.
For you to build a productivity workflow tailored to YOU, you need my framework. But you ALSO need guidance and feedback over time.
Why is this a cohort course rather than a static video course?
ā³ Because iteration takes time.
For you to build a productivity workflow tailored to YOU, you need my framework. But you ALSO need guidance and feedback over time.
It goes against my nature to brag (my wife might disagree), but I was so honored by kind words from @JessicaShieh, @beauhaan, @Jeanvaljean689, @RaygunIcecream, & @Fis4Thought that I wanted to thread them here.
If you use @RoamResearch and you need a guide, I can help š
If you use @RoamResearch and you need a guide, I can help š
.@JessicaShieh ran an AMAZING mini-@RoamBookClub on #GTD in November/December, and I'd be thrilled to work with her anywhere, anytime, on anything.
.@beauhaan is a kindred spiritāeven though we couldn't be more different on the surface! I value his passion, energy, guts, and subtle, long-term approach to not just knowledge but wisdom. And we're both in the arts, too, which helps!
2022 arrived, andādutifullyāyou set your #goals for the year.
Today is January 6. How are they going so far?
It's the first week, so you may be in the honeymoon phase yet.
But if you want to make SUBSTANTIAL progress this yearā
š You need a reliable #productivity workflow
Today is January 6. How are they going so far?
It's the first week, so you may be in the honeymoon phase yet.
But if you want to make SUBSTANTIAL progress this yearā
š You need a reliable #productivity workflow
To be clear: "productivity" doesn't mean getting LOTS of stuff done. It doesn't mean being busy all the time. It doesn't mean anxiety or frustration, or being overwhelmed.
ā Productivity is getting IMPORTANT work done.
And what's "important"? Well, that's up to YOU...
ā Productivity is getting IMPORTANT work done.
And what's "important"? Well, that's up to YOU...
So. What's important to ME?
Before I read @gtdguy's "Getting Things Done" in 2014, I was a disorganized mess. I accomplished things, but only with enormous effort.
Now, 8 years into #GTD and 2 years into @RoamResearch, I have a reliable productivity workflow.
And it's AMAZINGā
Before I read @gtdguy's "Getting Things Done" in 2014, I was a disorganized mess. I accomplished things, but only with enormous effort.
Now, 8 years into #GTD and 2 years into @RoamResearch, I have a reliable productivity workflow.
And it's AMAZINGā
How to not get bored with huge tasks? Break those to smaller ones. #GTD #buildinpublic
I am implementing undo and redo functionality. I need to define an undo command for every possible action in the app. Making that in one bunch is pretty monotone and can lead to errors. Moreā¬ļø
I am implementing undo and redo functionality. I need to define an undo command for every possible action in the app. Making that in one bunch is pretty monotone and can lead to errors. Moreā¬ļø
I created a list of all possible actions and now treat undoing every action as a separate small task. Now I can mix them with other tasks, still keeping track of what should be done for a big āundoā story. ā¬ļø
Keeping tasks tiny diminishes another problem: context switching. Because there is not much context to switch with small tasks :) ā¬ļø
As the final week of @RoamBookClub approaches, I've asked the participants to summarize the learnings for their 6-wk-ago self or their 12-yr-old self.
Here is mine:
1. Updated Guiding Principles
2. Redefinition of GTD Terms
3. Open Questions
4. Special Thanks
Threadš
Here is mine:
1. Updated Guiding Principles
2. Redefinition of GTD Terms
3. Open Questions
4. Special Thanks
Threadš
1/Guiding Principles (1/4)
TL;DR
ā¢ System should be designed to shine at your worst
ā¢ Aim to build a system that iterates (instead of perfect)
ā¢ Look for signals: goals, ease, happiness
TL;DR
ā¢ System should be designed to shine at your worst
ā¢ Aim to build a system that iterates (instead of perfect)
ā¢ Look for signals: goals, ease, happiness
1/Guiding Principles (2/4)
ā¢ System should be designed to shine at your worst
A common pitfall for GTD beginners (myself especially) is designing a system for their perfect selves, but we are rarely perfect. (but that's totally okay!)
ā¢ System should be designed to shine at your worst
A common pitfall for GTD beginners (myself especially) is designing a system for their perfect selves, but we are rarely perfect. (but that's totally okay!)
If you want to build effective workflows using Tools for Thought (@RoamResearch, @amplenote, @obsdmd, etc.), you have to get comfortable with Systematic Iteration.
āAh, right, R.J.,ā you might say.
ā¦and then add: āBut what on earth does THAT mean?ā
āAh, right, R.J.,ā you might say.
ā¦and then add: āBut what on earth does THAT mean?ā
Iteration is a fundamental meta-processāmeaning, itās a process that underlies other processes.
Life itself relies on iteration, copying and changing our DNA to create the next generation.
Reliable workflows do the same: they revisit and refine material.
Examples:
Life itself relies on iteration, copying and changing our DNA to create the next generation.
Reliable workflows do the same: they revisit and refine material.
Examples:
#Zettelkasten
Pass 1: Copy what you read, along with its metadata
P2: Re-word what you copied
P3: Connect what you re-worded to other knowledge
P4+: āConverseā with your knowledge to develop further knowledge
Pass 1: Copy what you read, along with its metadata
P2: Re-word what you copied
P3: Connect what you re-worded to other knowledge
P4+: āConverseā with your knowledge to develop further knowledge
I've been building and refining my personal productivity/#GTD system in @RoamResearch for 19 months now, and teaching others how to do it for 14.
I've become convinced that Tools for Thought (TfT) and GTD are a match made in heaven, and I'm here to spread the good news!
I've become convinced that Tools for Thought (TfT) and GTD are a match made in heaven, and I'm here to spread the good news!
Preface: I am 100% all in with @RoamResearch. No other tool I've ever usedāand I've used manyāhas tapped into and expanded the way my brain works.
Roam has.
But other brains align with other TfTs, and I can help THEM be more productive, too
Roam has.
But other brains align with other TfTs, and I can help THEM be more productive, too
What are the advantages of setting up your productivity system in a Tool for Thought?
(By TfTs, I mean tools like @RoamResearch, @amplenote, @logseq, @obsdmd, @rem_note, etc.āknowledge management on the surface, but their connection-making power makes LOTS possible)
(By TfTs, I mean tools like @RoamResearch, @amplenote, @logseq, @obsdmd, @rem_note, etc.āknowledge management on the surface, but their connection-making power makes LOTS possible)
People working in the field of #health, were you aware that there's a Right To Health Bill 2021 - with 1st draft out?
(All India, not the Rajasthan one. No, not the decade old one.)
Aa a matter of interest do YOU know @MoHFW_INDIA since this is strangely, initiated by EAC? #PLCP
(All India, not the Rajasthan one. No, not the decade old one.)
Aa a matter of interest do YOU know @MoHFW_INDIA since this is strangely, initiated by EAC? #PLCP
#PublicHealth #India #RightToHealth #2021Bill
@jsa_india @sujakrao @netshrink @AnantBhan @malini_aisola @das_seed @ramyakannan @RKRadhakrishn @pushpanarayan @RemaNagarajan @k_satyarthi @healthcollectif @WeAreSama @rozi_roti @d_s_thakur @Civis_Vote @napmindia @AnooBhu @jo_da123
@jsa_india @sujakrao @netshrink @AnantBhan @malini_aisola @das_seed @ramyakannan @RKRadhakrishn @pushpanarayan @RemaNagarajan @k_satyarthi @healthcollectif @WeAreSama @rozi_roti @d_s_thakur @Civis_Vote @napmindia @AnooBhu @jo_da123
I would like to call upon @OPJUniversity / @JindalGLS / #CHLET @CJLS_JGU to put this first draft in the public domain via the @MoHFW_INDIA website in an accessible format.
India has a Pre Legislative Consultation Policy, so enough with this veil of 'need to know' secrecy. #PLCP!
India has a Pre Legislative Consultation Policy, so enough with this veil of 'need to know' secrecy. #PLCP!
Have you ever watched a plate spinner keeping all their plates safely up in the air?
Do you ever feel like that? Except you're NOT a circus performer and there are already several broken plates on the floor?
Yeah, me too... š
@RoamResearch #GTD #productivity
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Do you ever feel like that? Except you're NOT a circus performer and there are already several broken plates on the floor?
Yeah, me too... š
@RoamResearch #GTD #productivity
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I've been that failing plate spinnerātoo many projects, too little time.
Productivity is attention, and we can only reliably attend to one thing at a time. The challenge is overcoming the fear that setting a plate down means you'll never get it spinning again.
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Productivity is attention, and we can only reliably attend to one thing at a time. The challenge is overcoming the fear that setting a plate down means you'll never get it spinning again.
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In Week 1 of my live cohort course AP Productivity, I teach a process for opening and closing loops.
Or, in our analogy, taking plates off their poles and setting them safely down, knowing that you can quickly get them spinning again when you need to.
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Or, in our analogy, taking plates off their poles and setting them safely down, knowing that you can quickly get them spinning again when you need to.
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Hereās something I hear from new #Roamans on a regular basis:
"I'd love to use @RoamResearch for managing tasks and projects, but I'm afraid I'll lose track of them."
or
"I'm worried I'll set things up the wrong way and it won't work."
orā¦ š
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"I'd love to use @RoamResearch for managing tasks and projects, but I'm afraid I'll lose track of them."
or
"I'm worried I'll set things up the wrong way and it won't work."
orā¦ š
1/š§µ
āIāve used every #productivity app out there. They all start out amazing but after a few weeks things pile up and then I get lazy and it stops working. Why should I invest EXTRA effort to create a custom system in Roam when the real problem is ME and no app can fix that?ā
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Letās set aside the fact that it ISNāT you (itās system friction).
If youāre still reading this thread 3 tweets in, then youāve seen the magic of Roam and you want that magic to be working for YOU and YOUR work.
Is that possible? (spoiler šØ: It is!)
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If youāre still reading this thread 3 tweets in, then youāve seen the magic of Roam and you want that magic to be working for YOU and YOUR work.
Is that possible? (spoiler šØ: It is!)
3/š§µ
Part of my conversation with @jasongriffing on @roamsessions this Thursday will detail how I not only implement but also EXECUTE a GTD-style productivity system in @RoamResearch
#GTD makes amazing lists. But lists can pile up. My Daily Cycle helps solve that.
Read on š
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#GTD makes amazing lists. But lists can pile up. My Daily Cycle helps solve that.
Read on š
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My Daily Cycle is the āmetaworkā I do every day to stay on top of my work and keep my attention in the right place at the right time.
Itās (mostly) friction-free and easy to engage with, which makes it more likely Iāll do it!
My Daily Cycle has 4 steps:
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Itās (mostly) friction-free and easy to engage with, which makes it more likely Iāll do it!
My Daily Cycle has 4 steps:
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1. Choose your work
- Surface work from my GTD āback endā at the right time and in the right context
- Plan a daily [[Agenda]] based on what my system surfaces
I may not follow the plan exactly, but the agenda makes it far more likely āfuture meā will be productive
3 /š§µ
- Surface work from my GTD āback endā at the right time and in the right context
- Plan a daily [[Agenda]] based on what my system surfaces
I may not follow the plan exactly, but the agenda makes it far more likely āfuture meā will be productive
3 /š§µ
Early Bird registration for Cohort Two of AP Productivity is now open!
Early Birds receive 15% off the regular $500 course price, and they get a jump on the pre-course content, too!
Cohort Two is capped at 50, so don't wait too long to sign up if you're interested!
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Early Birds receive 15% off the regular $500 course price, and they get a jump on the pre-course content, too!
Cohort Two is capped at 50, so don't wait too long to sign up if you're interested!
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rjn.st/ap-productivitā¦
AP Productivity is an 8-week live cohort course to help you get important work done in @RoamResearch.
I help you build a system that works for YOU, centered around concepts like @gtdguy's #GTD & @JamesClear's #atomichabits.
And built in @Conaw's Roam!
AP Productivity is an 8-week live cohort course to help you get important work done in @RoamResearch.
I help you build a system that works for YOU, centered around concepts like @gtdguy's #GTD & @JamesClear's #atomichabits.
And built in @Conaw's Roam!
If you're interested but not sure if it's right for you, try one of these 3 things:
1. Watch the testimonials from Cohort One:
2. Watch my Recurring Actions in Roam tutorial for a sample of my style & content:
3. DM me & ask!
1. Watch the testimonials from Cohort One:
2. Watch my Recurring Actions in Roam tutorial for a sample of my style & content:
3. DM me & ask!
17 months later...
I'm even MORE convinced that @RoamResearch is the best choice for productivity.
Let me tell you (1) why you should build YOUR productivity system in Roam, and (2) why the potential hurdles aren't as substantial as they seem.
1/š§µ
I'm even MORE convinced that @RoamResearch is the best choice for productivity.
Let me tell you (1) why you should build YOUR productivity system in Roam, and (2) why the potential hurdles aren't as substantial as they seem.
1/š§µ
First, let's be clear what I mean by "productivity."
It isn't getting "lots of stuff" done. It's getting IMPORTANT work done.
Roam helps me get lots of important work doneāFAR more than any app I've used previously.
And I've used many other apps!
2/š§µ
It isn't getting "lots of stuff" done. It's getting IMPORTANT work done.
Roam helps me get lots of important work doneāFAR more than any app I've used previously.
And I've used many other apps!
2/š§µ
Why build your productivity system in @RoamResearch?
1. Tasks & Projects can be deeply integrated with notes and supporting materials.
2. Tasks can be created anywhere without losing flow. Just tag them and move to the next block. They'll show up where you need them.
3/š§µ
1. Tasks & Projects can be deeply integrated with notes and supporting materials.
2. Tasks can be created anywhere without losing flow. Just tag them and move to the next block. They'll show up where you need them.
3/š§µ
