Feel Confident Not Doing What You Are Not Doing
fleeting- External reference:
See also procrastination.
A recurring phrase in gtd.
I think it means that you build the trusted system so that your brain can relax, because it knows something has captured the task, project commitments… anything that generally produces cognitive load.
Then, you decide to do something, you take a look at the system to realise how you feel not doing what is in here. If you feel confident, then do it. If you know that the stuff in your system are more important, you should hear that voice that says « this is actually more important » and decide to do it instead.
If you think you have forgotten what is important, take a look at your horizons of focus.
Notes linking here
- being committed vs spending all one’s time
- expectation vs commitment
- Getting Things Done
- gtd and stoicism
- gtd helps getting full awareness of your commitments
- gtd is about regularly refreshing your mind about the tasks that matter
- gtd m’incite à réflechir sur mes engagements
- gtd should help me with procrastination
- how to identify the difference between problem thinking and procrastination thinking?
- pièce cognitive
- planning will magically happen with gtd
- Q&A with David Allen, inventor of GTD®
- rigueur/radicalité épistémique, philosophie
- taking a look at your next action list is more about being aware than finding something to do
- tu regardes ta liste non pas pour trouver un truc à faire, mais pour voir ce que tu pourrais faire
- use the gtd system to find out what are your options
- yak shaving is ok, as long as the path is worthwhile