What are the most useful checklists you use in your life?https://twitter.com/devonzuegel/status/1080593445549412352 …
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Replying to @michael_nielsen
One I review weekly with medium-to-long-term things I’m thinking about. (Lots of Stripe things, friends, skills I want to learn, people I want to meet, topics I want to learn about, health-related stuff, &c.) Helps a lot with keeping myself primed. Start a new version every year.
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Replying to @patrickc @michael_nielsen
Do you have tracking of progress tied to it. Or primarily for priming?
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Replying to @kevinakwok @michael_nielsen
It’s just a Google Doc: Area • [Goal] • [Next step] Goals without next steps then stick out (that’s part of where priming comes in…). I update the next steps at least weekly, as part of review. I move completed goals to bottom—feels good, plus fun end-of-year review.
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"Goals without next steps then stick out..." Patrick, I think this was even more insightful than you realize! Reshaping a few of my own checklists with this principle in mind. Kind of can't believe I didn't have the abstract goals layer before
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Replying to @devonzuegel @patrickc and
Oh also I think you just reinvented the OKR
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I sort of feel like OKRs are subtly worse than useless in a lot of situations? This seems way better!
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Replying to @webdevMason @devonzuegel and
Oh wow - this seems super simple and super useful. I will try to make one for 2019 and report back on any major life changes

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