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Over reliance on lists
| posted at 17:01:50 By Flipping Heck! | Posted In GTD/Productivity |
This week I had been asked to bring two things to two different people and it didn't get done. Why? because I didn't write it down.
I haven't yet grown comfortable with the idea of carrying a pad around with me at all times (especially when I'm in social situations as I was above) and so they get logged in my head.
Because I take no notice of my head now that everything is supposedly on paper I forget things. This never would have happened before my GTD days.
So, can we rely on the system too much?
I guess so.
Apologies to everyone this week for not sending out a newsletter but I've not been well (also the reason for the lack of posting). I promise I'll do something extra fantastic this weekend for you!
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