I have no respect for any person who tells me not to play Prince… especially “1999.” Heck, Prince is almost a full 1GB of my iTunes/iPod Library. He must be crazy… but I’m going to read through them all anyway. “Lady Cab Driver” and “A.U.T.Omatic” all the way baby!

Guilty on four counts. :(

But just think, if everyone had “Do not post to your blog” on their lists, would we even be reading this list from a blog in the first place?

But just think, if everyone had “Do not post to your blog” on their lists, would we even be reading this list from a blog in the first place?

Depends. If the project at hand is “posting to blog,” then you’re right on task, right? :)

I look at the list as a way to catch yourself farting around when you should be doing something else; not as prohibition against everything you enjoy.

Techincially organizing your spice rack would take less than 2 minutes and under the GTD mindset, makes it a task that should be done immediately.

Therefore it does not belong on this list, it’s a productive task with minimal effort and maximum results.

Hmm, I dunno. Having a spice rack organised doesn’t make it any more efficient to complete your project, unless your project involves cooking.

I read an interview with some business guru that the really important list is your “stop doing” list. For me, it feels easier to eliminate the small, procrastination-enabling stuff than the projects & tasks that are not high-priority, but also don’t fall into the class of organizing the spice rack.

The Not-To-Do-List

I cant believe how many of these items on the NOT to do list (a list of things NOT to do when you should be doing something else or something better) are computer related! Must be why I feel like I have no spare time sometimes! I would have a…