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Originally Posted by timshadel
Energy Available Some actions require a reservoir of fresh creative energy, others need physical horsepower.
Doesn't look like OF supports this directly.
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If OF can tell how energetic I'm feeling, it's cleverer than I thought. :)
I think one of the main points of GTD is neatly summarised in Lecter's quote: you can't set priorities rigidly in advance, because the landscape of the typical working day can change so rapidly. That renders any sort of "high, medium, low" or whatever system redundant as far as I'm concerned: you'd spend longer readjusting your priority settings than you would actually doing the tasks (OK, I'm exaggerating there, but you see my point). One of the beauties of GTD for me is that it cuts out just that sort of fiddling.