Re:List one task, do it, cross it out
by Lornedon on Tuesday June 13, 2023 @06:16PM
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Exactly.
Another everyday example is doing laundry. After I load up the washing machine, it's going to run for 2 hours. I can "multi-task" by doing something else in the meantime, which doesn't really follow the one-item-list principle from the post.
Another everyday example is doing laundry. After I load up the washing machine, it's going to run for 2 hours. I can "multi-task" by doing something else in the meantime, which doesn't really follow the one-item-list principle from the post.