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A “super” introduction to task management to end “To-Do Hell p.198
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Many people fail to do regular reviews, such as weekly.
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Difficult to conduct regular reviews in the first place
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Reviews are an end, not a means.
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So if the purpose of the review is to successfully turn the daily tasks around, then there’s no need for a review.
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There is no need to ritualize the unnecessary, and there is no need to feel guilty about not being able to perform the ritual.
- Related Ritualization of Means.
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Just do a review when problems arise in your daily routine.
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We call this an abortive review, a metaphor for an abortive medication taken when symptoms arise.
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