Re:Three Things
by logfromblammo on Wednesday April 16, 2014 @02:53PM
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Also, when I imagined him slapping the thing onto pillows, I imagined that the screen cracked anyway. What a jerk. He should have asked me to imagine one of those stunt man long fall air bags. I also imagined that I used a nice tablet computer instead of an ordinary notepad, but that can't be helped. My imagination likes nice things.
For me, keeping even as few as 3 things in my head all day instead of writing them down is needlessly tying up 3 mental registers that could be used to speed up the thing I am doing right now.
Some people can be effective thinking about 3 things all day? Great. I envy them. I'm not one of them. To do lists help me minimize the transition time after I finish something and quickly prioritize. But that's not everyone. I'm sure there are others best served by thinking about 3 things.
But to pretend that this method or any other is best for everyone is childish.