Yesterday I saw an interesting talk on YouTube: 🚀 DevTernity 2019: Scott Hanselman – Scaling Yourself
My notes:
- "Every system is designed to make us feel bad" (3:30)
- Many productive things are just showing up (8:00)
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"The less you do, the more of it you can do" (10:00)
- => Saying no is a very powerfull tool
- Effective: Goal oriented "doing the right things"
- Efficient: Process oriented "doing things right"
- "Psychic Weight" of television shows I wanna see
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Rule of 3: Write down three outcomes
- …for the day
- …for the week
- …for the year
- Monday Vision - Friday Reflection
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Homework:
- Identify your data streams
- Sort by Signal vs. Noise
- Which packets can be dropped?
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Scotts E-Mail proces (36:00 ff)
- Inbox
- Inbox CC
- Inbox external
- "You teach people how they treat you"
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Double your keystrokes
- Write a blog post and send a link instead email reply
- Find a trusted source for stuff and put it there (43:00)
- Schedule Work Sprints (Pomodoro Technique) (44:00)
- "Remind yourself that everything that is important will find its way to you" (46:00)
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"Don't set up 'guilt systems'" (e.g. Pile of books you want to read)
- Instead: pile of books you actually read
- Recomendation: Rescue Time
- Recomendation: 43 Folders for physical things