I'm starting to find the tricks that help with being ADHD. http://joebuhlig.com/alternating-types-of-tasks/
Alternating Types of Tasks
There's something liberating about putting a name to something you didn't understand. This was my exact experience when I learned I am ADHD. It gave me words to explain the way I think and those words have given way to a deeper comprehension of how I operate.
"Tech That Makes Us Better — A Reflection" https://extratextuals.com/tech-that-makes-us-better-a-reflection-6afd9a6740e?source=rss----7ac74fd3fccf---4 by @DrewCoffman
"YANSS 074 – Begging the Question" https://youarenotsosmart.com/2016/04/22/yanss-074-begging-the-question/ by @davidmcraney
"How Minimalism Made Me a Writer" http://goinswriter.com/minimalism/ by @joshua_becker
"A Tour of My Home Office" http://katiefloyd.com/blog/a-tour-of-my-home-office by @KatieFloyd
"As people who care deeply about what we do and what we create, our goal is always quality." http://shawnblanc.net/2016/05/quality-quantity/ by @shawnblanc
"Todoist vs. 2Do" https://extratextuals.com/todoist-vs-2do-814f269204a5?source=rss----7ac74fd3fccf---4 by @DrewCoffman
"The Longest Shortest Distance" http://www.kylesteed.com/blog/2016/3/the-longest-shortest-distance by @kylesteed
I pulled together the why behind my GTD reviews. Checklists included. http://joebuhlig.com/what-to-review/
"Moving Forward with Digital Assistants" http://macsparky.com/blog/2016/5/moving-forward-with-digital-assistants by @MacSparky
What To Review
The longer I practice GTD principles, the more intentional I try to be with the time I spend updating my systems. I need my commitments to be thought through and my decisions to be made ahead of time. Knowing that I am prone to starting new projects before I have time for them leads me to a need for a recurring time of reevaluation.
"How (Supposedly) Rational People Make Decisions" https://www.farnamstreetblog.com/2016/05/rational-people-make-decisions/ by @farnamstreet
You Millennials and your weird mating rituals.
https://www.macstories.net/reviews/communicate-your-battery-life-with-battery-share/
"How to Put a Dimple in Your Tie" http://www.artofmanliness.com/2016/05/10/how-to-put-a-dimple-in-your-tie/ by @artofmanliness
"7 Tips for Using Your Calendar More Productively" http://www.asianefficiency.com/schedule-management/7-tips-calendar/ by @asianefficiency
"The MacBook, iPad, and Normal Human Beings" https://extratextuals.com/the-macbook-ipad-and-normal-human-beings-235a24f12b45?source=rss----7ac74fd3fccf---4&gi=abe15a900dcc by @DrewCoffman
It's been too long since I gave a rundown of my entire GTD structure. https://twitter.com/WhaddyaKnowJoe/status/730338955611144192
36: My Current GTD Structure
It's been a while since I've shared my entire GTD structure. And now that I'm rereading the book, I figured it would be a good idea to share what I'm currently doing before it changes.
Sometimes nothing less than airplane mode will allow me to focus. Too easy to grab the phone and get curious about something unimportant.
"How to Comfort Someone Who’s Sad/Crying" http://www.artofmanliness.com/2016/05/09/how-to-comfort-someone-whos-sadcrying/ by @artofmanliness
Looks like I'm not the only one exploring the benefits in handwriting. http://education.penelopetrunk.com/2016/05/10/do-your-kids-need-the-benefits-of-handwriting/ by @penelopetrunk
Sometimes I need to add custom functionality to @OmniFocus. http://joebuhlig.com/hazel-keeping-omnifocus-updated/
Hazel Keeping OmniFocus Updated
There are times when you need a feature in software that doesn't currently exist. Sometimes that leads to exploring alternatives or even creating your own, which is how inventors and entrepreneurs get a lot of their ideas.
I read the first version and it changed my life. As part of a new project it's time for v2.
