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Originally Posted by omnibob
I was hoping to avoid that much granularity; and "receive[ing] approval" does not seem to be a physical action (that you can do; but I suppose the eventual reading of the email or listening to the voice of the approver is such a physical action -- just waiting to happen (this is getting sort of metaphysical;)); but I do see how breaking it down brings some clarity. What context would you assign "receive approval" to after you've received the approval? I suppose context: phone (or computer, etc.)... Thanks.
Bob
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Well, I don't change the contexts of my actions after they're set, except to correct an error or something. They'd remain as I described above. As I'm working through a project, I just check things off, so in this case, after placing the phone call, I check off "ask for approval," and then when I receive approval I check off the "receive approval" action, which moves me to the next action, "purchase widget."