How to decide what to do (when there's too much to do)

[crepuscularwintersky]

This is exactly the problem I'm having today! You totally nailed it. Thank you ❣️

[vesnazalusky]

What a genuine way to structure a lesson!! Loop it!

At first I thought that the lesson was unfinished. Then it restarted and I realized that the lesson does not end but continues by jumping to the beginning!!

“…you can avoid this trap where […it loops to the beginning…] you have a lot of things on your plate and you don’t know how…”

So I’ve let it loop around over and over and over! I have listened to it for at least 10 times and it fells as if I got it! No need to take notes!

An amazing trick to structure a lesson! Thank you.

[Andrew-dgqm]

Truth. Clarity removes the decision. If you feel you need to make a decision, you’re standing in the wrong place

[Ketumak]

Thanks, Ryder! Thoughtful, as ever. I'm currently watching a lot about decision-making, so I'd like to hear more from you on that. Esp. e.g. how to choose when you've too many choices?

[katoptron]

How do you deal with the regrets or shame about all the things you didn't find the time for? I use to criticise myself no matter what decision I made, when ever there`s more work than time (which is 90 % of the time).

[hanietabesh]

I have a question, do you also journal everything else in your mind in a different notebook or the same one? For eg, having bad emotions about an event in the work and just want a place to free out my mind I mean . And thank you for all the tips! I also just started reading your book 😊

[iskrajackal]

Within/alongside the intention process we can triage using the Eisenhower Matrix and Do/Delay/Delegate/Dump