Comments on: New, Simpler Evernote GTD System, Part 4: Context Lists http://hanamidesign.com/blog/new-simpler-evernote-gtd-system-part-4-context-lists/ Blog and Portfolio Thu, 17 May 2012 03:04:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Weszt http://hanamidesign.com/blog/new-simpler-evernote-gtd-system-part-4-context-lists/#comment-19417 Weszt Sun, 04 Sep 2011 15:37:42 +0000 http://hanamidesign.com/?p=6260#comment-19417 Well you've given me reason to take @lowenergy on. I'll be incorporating that today more in my weekly review. I feel the same way about @anywhere. I've also been on the fence about @read-review. @computer-shopping is another I'm starting to experiment with. Well you’ve given me reason to take @lowenergy on. I’ll be incorporating that today more in my weekly review.

I feel the same way about @anywhere.

I’ve also been on the fence about @read-review. @computer-shopping is another I’m starting to experiment with.

]]> By: Thanh Pham http://hanamidesign.com/blog/new-simpler-evernote-gtd-system-part-4-context-lists/#comment-19389 Thanh Pham Sun, 04 Sep 2011 06:54:55 +0000 http://hanamidesign.com/?p=6260#comment-19389 I use the @lowenergy one a lot. Especially on lazy Sundays :) The key to making it work is when you KNOW you're not in the mood to get work done, but can still do something tiny, you look at this list. @anywhere to me is too broad. Any context that is too broad usually ends up not working for me. I use the @lowenergy one a lot. Especially on lazy Sundays :) The key to making it work is when you KNOW you’re not in the mood to get work done, but can still do something tiny, you look at this list.

@anywhere to me is too broad. Any context that is too broad usually ends up not working for me.

]]> By: Weszt http://hanamidesign.com/blog/new-simpler-evernote-gtd-system-part-4-context-lists/#comment-19345 Weszt Sat, 03 Sep 2011 20:25:22 +0000 http://hanamidesign.com/?p=6260#comment-19345 Does @lowenergy work well for you? I've sort of tried things like that before but didn't stick with it. However I've created and @lowenergy list now and will give it another try. Also have you tried an @anywhere list? I go back and forth on that one, too. Does @lowenergy work well for you? I’ve sort of tried things like that before but didn’t stick with it.

However I’ve created and @lowenergy list now and will give it another try.

Also have you tried an @anywhere list? I go back and forth on that one, too.

]]> By: Thanh Pham http://hanamidesign.com/blog/new-simpler-evernote-gtd-system-part-4-context-lists/#comment-19270 Thanh Pham Sat, 03 Sep 2011 12:34:01 +0000 http://hanamidesign.com/?p=6260#comment-19270 That's a nice context list. Another one I would suggest is @lowenergy context. This is something I assign to tasks that have no due date but need to be done at some point. They are usually not important at all too. For example, changing your background desktop, re-arranging clothes in your closet, cleaning up your hard drive for more space, etc. These are things that all need to get done but have no set due date. This list becomes really useful for when you feel like procrastinating. All you have to do is look at this list and see if there is something you can knock off, so you can still be somewhat productive while feeling lazy. That’s a nice context list. Another one I would suggest is @lowenergy context. This is something I assign to tasks that have no due date but need to be done at some point. They are usually not important at all too.

For example, changing your background desktop, re-arranging clothes in your closet, cleaning up your hard drive for more space, etc. These are things that all need to get done but have no set due date.

This list becomes really useful for when you feel like procrastinating. All you have to do is look at this list and see if there is something you can knock off, so you can still be somewhat productive while feeling lazy.

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