3-3-3 Method - Fork My Brain
notes.nicolevanderhoeven.com
3-3-3 Method - Fork My Brain
LNO: Framework to prioritize time. There are leverage, neutral, and overhead tasks, where you get 10x, 1x or < 1x output. You should focus your best and the most hours on leverage tasks. Delegate or strike N and O tasks. The same activity can be all three depending on the context and how you execute it. Track L, N, O tasks.
Substack • Shreyas Doshi on pre-mortems, the LNO framework, the three levels of product work, why most execution problems are strategy problems, and ROI vs. opportunity cost thinking
It is easy to set up. You start by making a list of all the regular tasks, obligations, and appointments you have every week—your fixed-time expenditures, so to speak. You then make a grid of your week on a calendar or appointment book and plug each fixed obligation into a regular time slot.
Edward M. Hallowell • Driven to Distraction (Revised): Recognizing and Coping with Attention Deficit Disorder
the Pomodoro method, which is one way of working out your prefrontal cortex.
Marc Milstein • The Age-Proof Brain
Because of scheduling issues, others may need to break up their study time into increments, perhaps a half hour in the morning for personal growth and work-related study, and a half hour at night for personal study. (For a complete list of recommended tools you can use to keep your Stimulus Queue in order, visit AccidentalCreative.com/book.)
Todd Henry • The Accidental Creative
For this book, I worked in 15-minute work intervals with 2-minute breaks three times an hour, and a 9-minute email check at the end of every hour. I stretched, used the restroom, or otherwise didn’t look at the screen for the full two minutes, I found this helped my mind reflect and decompress, so that I could get back to writing. Sometimes those t
... See moreClay A. Johnson • The Information Diet: A Case for Conscious Consumption
- The Threefold Model for Identifying Daily Work When you’re getting things done, or “working” in the universal sense, there are three different kinds of activities you can be engaged in: Doing predefined work Doing work as it shows up Defining your work