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Clarity 09

file manager. You can make pretty icons for your folders, I'll take my pretty where I can get it.

Clarity 08

I keep .txt journals on every subject, money, health, comms...

Why? I use them when I have to type a lot of words. When my thinking is looping, they're my kind and supportive boss that I talk things through with, you know?

Clarity 07

I use bits of paper for little notes about the real world. Don't know why, it just feels good.

Clarity 06

Google calendar and tasks for things that have to happen on a particular date.

Calendar if I have to leave the house or someone's coming to my house.

Tasks for when I'm going no further than the computer.

Why? Multiple device visibility, I can set things to recur, other reasons that I can't recall right now.

Clarity 05

I use calc (spreadsheets) for list that need more sorting, stuff that needs dated checking off, addings up. Why? Mindmaps are clunky for this kind of thing.

Clarity 04

I use mindmapping app Freeplane for my first level of todo and howtodo lists.

Why?

I can add pretty icons, move stuff up and down and over there really easily.

Clarity 03

My task lists are peppered with "stop and reward yourself." Being an animal trainer, I've named them click-treats.

I've managed to convince myself that ironing, hoovering, washing a cup etc, count as rewards for getting up from the computer. It's not that much of a lie, a cleaner/tidier thing is a quick win, yes?

Clarity 02

I do not "eat the frog first." My whole day stinks if I try that. Instead, I work to turn all frogs into princes. Although generally speaking, I'm not that keen on real princes, it's a lot easier to type than "reward cascade".

Clarity 01

My struggle to get clarity, more , executive function systems is a MISSION.

I can do that.

Granda was a coal miner, remember The Singing Ringing Tree on tv, largely educated by BBC, went to Durham Miner's Gala during 1984 strike, housing advice worker for a few years, fave movie Blade Runner, running Puppy Classes since 1993, two story competition placings, binged The Expanse twice, Ubuntu Media but enjoyed Arch Linux best, last week got 6.5 Brain of Britain qs, awaiting test.






A few recommendations for life on Mastodon:

1) Follow anyone you think looks potentially interesting; you can always unfollow later, and they may lead you to new people via boosted posts.

2) Boost posts you think are worthy, so others can discover new content.

3) Don't obsess on replicating your Twitter follows on Mastodon; let it be its own experience, and grow it organically. Obvs follow anyone you miss from Twitter, but this isn't a 1:1 replacement; have fun, follow your instincts.

Hi MastoGuys, I'd love to chat. But I'm also hungry. Eat/chat/eat/chat/stare at wall...

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