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diff --git a/projects-next-actions.mdwn b/projects-next-actions.mdwn index c3300ff..19b5c0d 100644 --- a/projects-next-actions.mdwn +++ b/projects-next-actions.mdwn @@ -104,20 +104,20 @@ A context is the things that are reqwuired for you to do the action: your phone; "online" would be all the things you need Internet access to do; "at home" for things you must be at home to do, etc. -Geeks have spent inordinate amounts of times figuring out the ideal -contexts and categories +Productivity geeks have spent inordinate amounts of times figuring out +the ideal contexts and categories for them. This is an easy thing to obsess over. However, it's also clear that nobody else can decide what contexts suit you than yourself. -Still, for inspiration, here's the list of contexts Lars uses: +Still, for inspiration, here's the list of contexts I use: * **In progress**: for anything that has been started, but is currently waiting for something, typically a long computation being performed by a computer * **Unfun**: anything that is unpleasant, and is therefore easily postponed; - having this as its own category helps avoiding that (also, there's a rule + having this as its own category helps avoiding that (also, I have a rule that every workday at least one unfun thing needs to be done) * **At phone, able to call**: for phone calls one needs to make (a special - category of unfun, most of the time) + category of unfun, for me) * **Errands**: things that require you to go somewhere, such as a shop, or office, or meet someone outside your normal locations * **With person X**: things that need to be discussed with a specific |