Self Management
10 items
- Attention Span and Focus Training Raising how long a hard, unstimulating target can be held, so tomorrow's block needs fewer props than today's.
- Attention, Focus & Flow Flow is absorption in a task that keeps holding attention without effort spent holding it there: challenge matched to current skill, a goal clear enough to
- Habits, Productive Routines & PEER Five supports that make the wanted action the easy one, so a day of good work does not wait on a surge of motivation.
- Hyper-Focus and Hyper-Distractibility Hyper-focus and hyper-distractibility are two ways attention behaves: it sticks to one thing, or it scatters. Under that kind of attention, a new learning
- Priority 0+1 and the Nightly Build Priority 0+1 is an evening sort that books important work with no deadline first, so that lesser tasks take the hit on a broken day. The matrix is not the
- Procrastination: a System Problem Procrastination is a stall that gets repaired away from the desk, in the hours when no work is being done. One word covers stalls with almost nothing in
- Study Scheduling Study scheduling is the choice of when material is returned to. It is not the blocking of hours to study.
- Techniques in School A time box is a fixed amount of time assigned to a piece of work, with a hard stop at the end. Forty minutes is one example. The number is whatever is honest
- The Energize Test The Energize Test is a nightly check. At the end of the day, you ask whether the day's work left the evening usable or used the evening up.
- Time Management, Attention & Scheduling Time management in this vault answers three questions, in this order. Which work is worth scheduling at all. What one hard target needs so it is still finished