At 10:36 AM 1/31/2010, you wrote:
Let me get this straight. I come up with a technique that is generic
enough to be useful for the Covey/ABC 123ers, the GTD followers, the
Autofocus guys and the group of people that don’t use any of those and
only want to be able to differentiate between the tasks they are
working on and the list of things they still need to do. And that is
forgetting to mention that it also works for the Eisenhower Method
guys…
First, I was not trying to shoot you down, just
trying to add another perspective. I figured
the reason you had posted to the group was that
you were interested in feedback since we all want
to help MLO be the best it can be. Isn't that why we are here?
I don't claim to be familiar with all task
management systems but I have used many and been
a software developer and user interface developer
on others. I was not trying to attack your idea
- just add a general concern about being
methodology-neutral. I stated up front in the
discussion that I was engaging in this as an
interesting technical exploration. Please don't
assume a negative intent that wasn't present.
Lisa
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www.empathic-parenting.com
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