France
...Foutue carapace.
Butterfly caught.
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La mort est un état de non-existence. Ce qui n'est pas n'existe pas. Donc la mort n'existe pas.
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lyznore23 ans
Rennes (35)
France
Rennes (35)
France
Il paraît que la méthode GTD (Getting Things Done) est super géniale, et qu'en fait, il faudrait toujours respecter cette méthode pour avoir été productif dans la journée.
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STEP 1 (5 Minutes) Set Plan for Day.
Before turning on your computer, sit down with a blank piece of paper and decide what will make this day highly successful. What can you realistically accomplish that will further your goals and allow you to leave at the end of the day feeling like you've been productive and successful? Write those things down.
Now, most importantly, take your calendar and schedule those things into time slots, placing the hardest and most important items at the beginning of the day. And by the beginning of the day I mean, if possible, before even checking your email. If your entire list does not fit into your calendar, reprioritize your list. There is tremendous power in deciding when and where you are going to do something.
In their book The Power of Full Engagement, Jim Loehr and Tony Schwartz describe a study in which a group of women agreed to do a breast self-exam during a period of 30 days. 100% of those who said where and when they were going to do it completed the exam. Only 53% of the others did.
In another study, drug addicts in withdrawal (can you find a more stressed-out population?) agreed to write an essay before 5 p.m. on a certain day. 80% of those who said when and where they would write the essay completed it. None of the others did.
If you want to get something done, decide when and where you're going to do it. Otherwise, take it off your list.
STEP 2 (1 minute every hour) Refocus.
Set your watch, phone, or computer to ring every hour. When it rings, take a deep breath, look at your list and ask yourself if you spent your last hour productively. Then look at your calendar and deliberately recommit to how you are going to use the next hour. Manage your day hour by hour. Don't let the hours manage you.
STEP 3 (5 minutes) Review.
Shut off your computer and review your day. What worked? Where did you focus? Where did you get distracted? What did you learn that will help you be more productive tomorrow?
The power of rituals is their predictability. You do the same thing in the same way over and over again. And so the outcome of a ritual is predictable too. If you choose your focus deliberately and wisely and consistently remind yourself of that focus, you will stay focused. It's simple.
This particular ritual may not help you swim the English Channel while towing a cruise ship with your hands tied together. But it may just help you leave the office feeling productive and successful.
And, at the end of the day, isn't that a higher priority?
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Alors, convaincu(e) ?
Je trouve ça plus effrayant qu'autre chose.
Tu imagines, ta vie réglée minute par minute, toujours à te demander si tu as été productif ?
C'est juste horrible.
Se faire une liste de choses à faire pour ne pas être à la ramasse, oui.
Se laisser complètement emporter par la productivité à tout prix, non, trois fois non.
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STEP 1 (5 Minutes) Set Plan for Day.
Before turning on your computer, sit down with a blank piece of paper and decide what will make this day highly successful. What can you realistically accomplish that will further your goals and allow you to leave at the end of the day feeling like you've been productive and successful? Write those things down.
Now, most importantly, take your calendar and schedule those things into time slots, placing the hardest and most important items at the beginning of the day. And by the beginning of the day I mean, if possible, before even checking your email. If your entire list does not fit into your calendar, reprioritize your list. There is tremendous power in deciding when and where you are going to do something.
In their book The Power of Full Engagement, Jim Loehr and Tony Schwartz describe a study in which a group of women agreed to do a breast self-exam during a period of 30 days. 100% of those who said where and when they were going to do it completed the exam. Only 53% of the others did.
In another study, drug addicts in withdrawal (can you find a more stressed-out population?) agreed to write an essay before 5 p.m. on a certain day. 80% of those who said when and where they would write the essay completed it. None of the others did.
If you want to get something done, decide when and where you're going to do it. Otherwise, take it off your list.
STEP 2 (1 minute every hour) Refocus.
Set your watch, phone, or computer to ring every hour. When it rings, take a deep breath, look at your list and ask yourself if you spent your last hour productively. Then look at your calendar and deliberately recommit to how you are going to use the next hour. Manage your day hour by hour. Don't let the hours manage you.
STEP 3 (5 minutes) Review.
Shut off your computer and review your day. What worked? Where did you focus? Where did you get distracted? What did you learn that will help you be more productive tomorrow?
The power of rituals is their predictability. You do the same thing in the same way over and over again. And so the outcome of a ritual is predictable too. If you choose your focus deliberately and wisely and consistently remind yourself of that focus, you will stay focused. It's simple.
This particular ritual may not help you swim the English Channel while towing a cruise ship with your hands tied together. But it may just help you leave the office feeling productive and successful.
And, at the end of the day, isn't that a higher priority?
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Alors, convaincu(e) ?
Je trouve ça plus effrayant qu'autre chose.
Tu imagines, ta vie réglée minute par minute, toujours à te demander si tu as été productif ?
C'est juste horrible.
Se faire une liste de choses à faire pour ne pas être à la ramasse, oui.
Se laisser complètement emporter par la productivité à tout prix, non, trois fois non.
J'ai plus de souvenirs que si j'avais mille ans.
Un gros meuble à tiroirs encombré de bilans,
De vers, de billets doux, de procès, de romances,
Avec de lourds cheveux roulés dans des quittances,
Cache moins de secrets que mon triste cerveau.
C'est une pyramide, un immense caveau,
Qui contient plus de morts que la fosse commune.
- Je suis un cimetière abhorré de la lune,
Où comme des remords se traînent de longs vers
Qui s'acharnent toujours sur mes morts les plus chers.
Je suis un vieux boudoir plein de roses fanées,
Où gît tout un fouillis de modes surannées,
Où les pastels plaintifs et les pâles Boucher,
Seuls, respirent l'odeur d'un flacon débouché.
Rien n'égale en longueur les boiteuses journées,
Quand sous les lourds flocons des neigeuses années
L'ennui, fruit de la morne incuriosité,
Prend les proportions de l'immortalité.
- Désormais tu n'es plus, ô matière vivante !
Qu'un granit entouré d'une vague épouvante,
Assoupi dans le fond d'un Saharah brumeux ;
Un vieux sphinx ignoré du monde insoucieux,
Oublié sur la carte, et dont l'humeur farouche
Ne chante qu'aux rayons du soleil qui se couche.
Un gros meuble à tiroirs encombré de bilans,
De vers, de billets doux, de procès, de romances,
Avec de lourds cheveux roulés dans des quittances,
Cache moins de secrets que mon triste cerveau.
C'est une pyramide, un immense caveau,
Qui contient plus de morts que la fosse commune.
- Je suis un cimetière abhorré de la lune,
Où comme des remords se traînent de longs vers
Qui s'acharnent toujours sur mes morts les plus chers.
Je suis un vieux boudoir plein de roses fanées,
Où gît tout un fouillis de modes surannées,
Où les pastels plaintifs et les pâles Boucher,
Seuls, respirent l'odeur d'un flacon débouché.
Rien n'égale en longueur les boiteuses journées,
Quand sous les lourds flocons des neigeuses années
L'ennui, fruit de la morne incuriosité,
Prend les proportions de l'immortalité.
- Désormais tu n'es plus, ô matière vivante !
Qu'un granit entouré d'une vague épouvante,
Assoupi dans le fond d'un Saharah brumeux ;
Un vieux sphinx ignoré du monde insoucieux,
Oublié sur la carte, et dont l'humeur farouche
Ne chante qu'aux rayons du soleil qui se couche.
Solia was like this, and you should agree with me
She was a yoyo maid
Sometimes “yeahyeah!” sometimes “shit!”
Haha
Her mind like a trash bin in the middle of a wonderland
Strawberry shortcake haunted by a million voices
Saying you're the dirty one you are
The other one...
A nightmare-Nightmare-nightmare of your own
That's how I feel
But you can figure out
What being my own labyrinth can mean
That's how I feel
But you can't figure out
That I didn't find a place between
Just easy as OCD
And a bit of borderline
I'm not the one you see
But I swear I am fine
So and so... up and down my mind will go
That's a grave-
That's so calm!!
That's a dwell, Hee Haa!
10 o'clock say hurray
12 o'clock say tired
2 pm say maybe tomorrow it will get better
4 o'clock she's falling
9 o'clock she's thinking
11 pm say maybe it's easier with closed eyes
She was a yoyo maid
Sometimes “yeahyeah!” sometimes “shit!”
Haha
Her mind like a trash bin in the middle of a wonderland
Strawberry shortcake haunted by a million voices
Saying you're the dirty one you are
The other one...
A nightmare-Nightmare-nightmare of your own
That's how I feel
But you can figure out
What being my own labyrinth can mean
That's how I feel
But you can't figure out
That I didn't find a place between
Just easy as OCD
And a bit of borderline
I'm not the one you see
But I swear I am fine
So and so... up and down my mind will go
That's a grave-
That's so calm!!
That's a dwell, Hee Haa!
10 o'clock say hurray
12 o'clock say tired
2 pm say maybe tomorrow it will get better
4 o'clock she's falling
9 o'clock she's thinking
11 pm say maybe it's easier with closed eyes
