My blog, mostly about the environment and nutrition.
Raffensperger, John F., "Wealth effects of maximizing palatability."
- Quit having to work out priorities.
-Know that you can finish your work..
-Know how much time you have available..
-Always do the highest priority task.
I struggled for years with time management. Eventually, I settled on a 2-tier system. For the top tier, I created (and modified over the years) a spreadsheet that help me decide what I needed to do this week. The spreadsheet has tools to copy this week's chores into Outlook, which I do once per week. For the second tier, I then arrange the tasks to fit my current schedule.
Here it is: Task_Scheduler_23Feb2014.zip. As always, use at your own risk, no support provided, your mileage may vary.
Gettysburg Address in PowerPoint
How to move stuff from one house or apartment to another.
"Catalunya"
"A tall tale of Lego". Most of this story is true.
Last update 2023 02 08.