I read a few tutorials on org-mode here and have been playing with it for the last two days. For those who don’t know, it basically gives you a nice way to organize text hierarchically into levels. Each of the levels have headlines, which can have tags (like :WORK: or :PLAY:).
I’ve been enjoying it so far. In my file I have Fun (:VALUE:) at the top, and projects that aim to increase Fun on the second level. Then sub-projects inherit from projects, and so on until I’ve reached physical next actions (which form TODO lists). I like being able to keep track of why I’m doing things because it helps keep me motivated, and facilitates re-evaluation and optimization. So far org-mode seems to give me a good way to do this.
I read a few tutorials on org-mode here and have been playing with it for the last two days. For those who don’t know, it basically gives you a nice way to organize text hierarchically into levels. Each of the levels have headlines, which can have tags (like :WORK: or :PLAY:).
I’ve been enjoying it so far. In my file I have Fun (:VALUE:) at the top, and projects that aim to increase Fun on the second level. Then sub-projects inherit from projects, and so on until I’ve reached physical next actions (which form TODO lists). I like being able to keep track of why I’m doing things because it helps keep me motivated, and facilitates re-evaluation and optimization. So far org-mode seems to give me a good way to do this.