spaceknarf

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	30 reputation	bio	website		visits	member for	8 months
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Oct 4	comment	Where do I leave 'keep in mind' things? @KyleHayes: if your todo list is growing, then you get more work than you can handle. Apply the 4 D's: for each item on your list: do it, dump it, delegate it, defer it. If you don't make this decision, it will fall off your list anyway (which is equal to 'dump it').
Sep 28	comment	Where do I leave 'keep in mind' things? A note on my calendar won't work, since I'm using Google Calendar. However, your suggestion of making it part of the weekly review is brilliant. I have now added a column 'keep in mind' to my backlog, which gets reviewed every week. That way it stays in the back of my mind, instead of getting lost completely.
Sep 28	awarded	Supporter
Sep 28	comment	Where do I leave 'keep in mind' things? @Muz: seperate papers get lost really fast, or they have a tendency to pile up, in which case I don't review them anymore.
Sep 28	accepted	Where do I leave 'keep in mind' things?
Sep 27	asked	Where do I leave 'keep in mind' things?
Sep 27	awarded	Scholar
Sep 27	accepted	How to handle emerging sub tasks and dismissed tasks-in-progress
Sep 24	comment	How to handle emerging sub tasks and dismissed tasks-in-progress What do I do with my estimate in the case of split up (1)?
Sep 20	awarded	Student
Sep 19	asked	How to handle emerging sub tasks and dismissed tasks-in-progress