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Originally Posted by Smarky  I've started breaking things down, I've noticed I've become too overwhelmed with everything all I really need to know in terms of productivity and personal effectiveness is what I need to do right now. What is next?
This is lead me to wonder about the bigger picture and how that fits in with this kinda thinking.
I was wondering what is a good way to document the bigger picture long term goals in a way that shows how everything is related to the smaller steps that need to be done now.
Then I started wondering if this is actually really required? Is this just over complicating things? because this locks you in to a way of thinking, perhaps all you ever need to know is what next?
Roadmaps lock you into a way of thinking before your even there, things change, is it not better to ignore what you don't know, focus on the now, do the right thing for today because decisions don't last forever and the future is not something you can know?
I'm wondering if this is something that may really help me. Letting go of having to know everything and just focusing on what I need to do next.
I think I ended up answering my own original post, but i'll post it here anyway! |
You may give a try to my application,
Gtdagenda.com
It has Goals for your bigger picture, and then both Prioritization and Next Actions (as in GTD) for arranging your tasks.
And with the .mobi version you can have your goals/tasks anywhere with you.