Strange Bedfellows: The Relationship between Mood and Time Management
Cumulus 4 by Marcin Rybarczyk
Again, it must be where my mind is at the moment. The challenges of time management and personal effectiveness all seem to be appearing in the shadows and the greyness conscious, rational, systematic approaches to the problem.
I think I need to start to believe the statement made in Nassim Nicholas Taleb’s excellent Fooled by Randomness
‘We will see that we are not genetically fit to be rational and act rationally’ – there is a divorce between those who have ideas and those who carry then out in practice
(Here is the link to the string of posts on the impact that Fooled by Randomness has had on me)
I make this observation as I monitor myself into a next phase of effectiveness. I am getting a lot more focused on My3Things for each of my areas of accountability/ personal vision and goals (I have extended out my own use of the term My3Things from its use within Madgex for 360 degree feedback – just a useful way of managing a ‘dashboard’ of top 3 priority actions over seven areas of accountability/ vision & goals)
Just Seven Things 