I have never once in my life actually worked down and through a prioritized list, though I’ve often made them.
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I can’t even do a little mid-day loop walk these days because of heat and pollution. And the “gym” instead of being a pleasant break is an annoying reconfiguration of bedroom (we have a weight bench and bowflex weights but it’s in a cramped space that takes some confit to useO
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Considering the cycling thing some life hacker types do, where for 3 weeks you’re mainly on one project. Hard to do around consulting since that’s unpredictable demand. My work-week is 2 days earmarked for writing 2 newsletters and 3 open days.
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1-2 of those days are typically consulting, so typically I only have 1 day a week to do pure initiative things (writing is not reactive, but is not full-stack orientation either, more like half-stack)
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Hmm. Context switching and reorientation might be one of the main affordances of public and communal spaces. If everybody is trapped indoors, general reorientation rates go way down. Public = quadruple jeopardy right now: covid, heat, pollution, trumpism.
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Yeah we should call them to-not-do lists.https://twitter.com/AveragePm/status/1316227916087394304 …
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Third chair of the day.
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Extended cognition!! Your brain becomes tired in a way that is physically linked to your environment. Maybe your brain wipes away the fatigue along with the old environment when it recalibrates for a new space
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