FistFullOfCash
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- Apr 15, 2019
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I have always been a person that writes lists to keep organized. I began writing goals lists at 16 which built up to huge lists of all my business interests. I soon realized after actioning some ideas that there was not enough time in the day to do them all. There's also some systems I have picked up, like keeping a master to do list to plug into my calendar (not fully using rn). I have heard from others that with a daily to-do list they can maybe cross off 3 items in a day.
I read somewhere that its a top 3% process to have a life plan, so when the doctor prescribed my Adderall one time I started writing a massive one that never finished, it was 20,000 lines of nonsense. Included: places of frequent, my future purchases and everything I could imagine. Next time I will find a template...
I use now Notepad++ which has tabbed browsing, though that is available in new Windows Notepad too, I still use Notepad++ all its features.
I keep my desktop organized, when I am not breaking the hardware from rough handling. Always feel there is not enough time in each day, I rush and break things like phones faster than anyone I know. Lately I have been through 3 Samsung Fold phones ($1,800 each).
This minute I do not have a watch that I can locate, though I want a Swiss watch (Tissot PRX 80). Time blocking can be good if you need to keep appointments. Its good to prioritize, but without systems you could ponder all this to much too. I have had day planners before, theres ones for sale that are digital now that look good and are very inexpensive ($3-12).
I read somewhere that its a top 3% process to have a life plan, so when the doctor prescribed my Adderall one time I started writing a massive one that never finished, it was 20,000 lines of nonsense. Included: places of frequent, my future purchases and everything I could imagine. Next time I will find a template...
I use now Notepad++ which has tabbed browsing, though that is available in new Windows Notepad too, I still use Notepad++ all its features.
I keep my desktop organized, when I am not breaking the hardware from rough handling. Always feel there is not enough time in each day, I rush and break things like phones faster than anyone I know. Lately I have been through 3 Samsung Fold phones ($1,800 each).
This minute I do not have a watch that I can locate, though I want a Swiss watch (Tissot PRX 80). Time blocking can be good if you need to keep appointments. Its good to prioritize, but without systems you could ponder all this to much too. I have had day planners before, theres ones for sale that are digital now that look good and are very inexpensive ($3-12).
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