I'm thinking about re-thinking my contexts after reading this blog post by Sven Fechner.
http://simplicityisbliss.com/2011/06...e-on-contexts/
It manages to put into words exactly how I feel about physical contexts no longer being appropriate, especially for someone like myself that works from home (@work and @home lines are blurred) and has most of my tools available most of the time.
What is important to me is choosing what to do based on my energy level and the time I have available, so the time and attention contexts make perfect sense to me.
Does anyone have any experience of using similar contexts?
http://simplicityisbliss.com/2011/06...e-on-contexts/
It manages to put into words exactly how I feel about physical contexts no longer being appropriate, especially for someone like myself that works from home (@work and @home lines are blurred) and has most of my tools available most of the time.
What is important to me is choosing what to do based on my energy level and the time I have available, so the time and attention contexts make perfect sense to me.
Does anyone have any experience of using similar contexts?
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