methodology

Feb. 9th, 2019 10:41 am
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when swamped with work, observe the following protocol:

STEP 1: accomplish most urgent tasks first

STEP 2: if most urgent work is tedious, do less urgent, less tedious work

STEP 3: if less urgent & tedious work is done and urgent work is still tedious, take a break. make sure breaks don't last more than 30 MINUTES at a time and are not at least 1 HOUR in between.

STEP 4: if your breaks start becoming too long and/or frequent, affecting focus, move to step 5.

STEP 5: change gears: set rewards. after 30 minutes of work, you get to watch a little netflix, or play a game. or step outside for some fresh air/jump around in place in feeble attempt to jog the brain. this is a highly flexible step and may be adjusted as required.

if all of the above fails, proceed to step 6.

STEP 6: sleep.
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i get power and internet back, and the first thing i do...?

dick around on social media.

a blanket disclaimer: when i post my opinions on social media, i'm not trying to show that i'm clever. i'm trying to show that i'm thinking. i hope that at least comes across.

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a lot of things have happened, but i really need to get some work done before the power goes out again. my laptop's battery is busted and won't charge, so i'm restricted to desktop use, and desktop use is dependent on rotating brownout schedule. ty for this, glenda.

so i may be sparse online. leaving some food for thought in the meantime:

"Gutenberg's generation thirsted for a new book every six months. Your generation gets a new web page every six seconds; and how do you use this technology? To beat King Koopa, and save the princess. Shame on you. You deserve what you get."

~ Mr. Feeny (Boy Meets World)

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