I'll start with the obvious ones. Around the home, designate a place for things that are easily lost. Now, this sounds like common sense, and it is,
Inside the mind of a master procrastinator — Tim Urban · TED
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I'll start with the obvious ones. Around the home, designate a place for things that are easily lost. Now, this sounds like common sense, and it is,
Inside the mind of a master procrastinator — Tim Urban · TED
I'll start with the obvious ones. Around the home, designate a place for things that are easily lost. Now, this sounds like common sense, and it is,
Inside the mind of a master procrastinator — Tim Urban · TED
So this is why we lose car keys and reading glasses and passports. So in the home, designate a spot for your keys -- a hook by the door, maybe a decorative bowl.
Inside the mind of a master procrastinator — Tim Urban · TED
For your reading glasses, a particular table. If you designate a spot and you're scrupulous about it, your things will always be there when you look for them.
Inside the mind of a master procrastinator — Tim Urban · TED
less and monotask more why not designate one block of time to respond to messages another to handle
Slow Thinking
in terms of how walkable it is -- they used Walk Score to designate more walkable neighborhoods and less walkable neighborhoods.
Jeff Speck: The walkable city