I was thinking of “systems I use to organize my life” very broadly, not just in terms of building one’s ontologies (though that’s also something I’ve been thinking about lately, and I’m going to look into workflowy). Things like how have I designed the basic structure of my days, how does my calendar get used, in what contexts will I take notes, how do I manage habits.
A blanket productivity recommendation might be, “Implement GTD”. I’m imagining a guide that would offer a process that one could use to determine what parts of their life could benefit from systematization, and how to design, test, and tweak systems so that you end up with one’s that work for you.
I was thinking of “systems I use to organize my life” very broadly, not just in terms of building one’s ontologies (though that’s also something I’ve been thinking about lately, and I’m going to look into workflowy). Things like how have I designed the basic structure of my days, how does my calendar get used, in what contexts will I take notes, how do I manage habits.
A blanket productivity recommendation might be, “Implement GTD”. I’m imagining a guide that would offer a process that one could use to determine what parts of their life could benefit from systematization, and how to design, test, and tweak systems so that you end up with one’s that work for you.
Something that worked for me and a couple others: try GTD, Marie Kondo, and YNAB, and in bouncing your attention between them notice the similarities.