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chrriiiss

a week of productivity

Apr 09, 2009 13:48

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anonymous April 9 2009, 19:53:28 UTC

Don't let perfect be the enemy of good. :) good luck

defensiveeskimo April 9 2009, 21:30:14 UTC

did you hand draw that calendar? i think you did. wow, you are really devoted to this. that's a really smart idea, cause making lists in your head can be deceiving but if its on paper? that's unbiased and lets you literally see what's going on.
get up and get going, then do it.

chrriiiss April 10 2009, 00:40:46 UTC

it's by my computer too, so i see it next to me for most of the day. having a blank day is the most demoralizing thing ever. like '24 hours of doing nothing!?'

brian48216 April 10 2009, 01:30:03 UTC

being a cubicle drone....

trust me- productivity is highly overrated.

defensiveeskimo April 10 2009, 04:38:17 UTC

that's hardcore Chris, really hardcore. i thought i was bad, but damn. you put me to shame.. .well, you always did.

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pojz April 9 2009, 22:01:22 UTC

Great idea to keep yourself on track. Just a suggestion though, for school/studying, you should also make a concrete goal in addition to a time goal. You could be staring at a textbook for four hours and that wouldn't be productive, but if you intend to read 2 chapters, or make notes, or do half an assignment, then you'll really be set!

Good luck!

chrriiiss April 16 2009, 04:09:25 UTC

productivity is measured by results

pretty! linhchi April 9 2009, 23:01:13 UTC

i've always liked your handwriting.

watchreader April 10 2009, 02:55:58 UTC

While I think it's a good idea to re-evaluate productivity once in awhile, I'm not sure this is the best technique. I mean it seems like instead of coming up with a schedule for a really productive week and then GOING HARD CORE it might make more sense to come up with a fairly easy tasks and then sticking with them every day no matter what the circumstances. Sisu over Adrenaline. Maybe either will work though.